LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A motorcycle stolen more than 30 years ago has turned up in Lancaster County spring flooding debris.

Authorities say crew members with the Lancaster County engineer’s office found the mud-encrusted motorcycle on Saturday. It’s unclear how long the motorcycle had been stuck in the spot below one of the bridges over Salt Creek.

The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office contacted the registered owner, Bradley Krutz. He says the motorcycle was stolen in 1983 when he was 16, but he never reported the theft.