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FiXXXeR

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I have an alarm and kill switch.. but doesnt really stop anyone who wants it.. what other measures do you guys to go to stop the scummy f**ks out there?
 

Dooie Pop Pop

New Member
FiXXXeR said:
I have an alarm and kill switch.. but doesnt really stop anyone who wants it.. what other measures do you guys to go to stop the scummy f**ks out there?
how many spare parts for a pulsar do you think a thief can carry?

then there' s your security system :wink:

can they pull it onto a low loader?

up tp you mate :p

i sleep less than six feet from my R every night, should tell you something :oops: :lol:
 

Roy Archer

Member
mine is always locked in the garage with two other cars in front of it. So if somebody wants it they have to move two cars with alarms then break into the garage, then the car! Hopefully then no t@ssers can get it! :evil:
 

geoff pine

Well-Known Member
cat 1 imobiliser disc lock overnight in the garage ,garage door has an anti ram posted .driveway has two other cars blocking of the garage from the road and lots of out side lights .live at the top of a cul de sac only nine house having, nosey neighours some times works for you .
 

MarkTurbo

Well-Known Member
I dont need to worry too much where i live, unless the sheep and cows suddenly learn to drive :shock:

Over christmas i left it on the drive unlocked for 5 or 6 days :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

GTiR_Mic

New Member
Roy Archer said:
mine is always locked in the garage with two other cars in front of it. So if somebody wants it they have to move two cars with alarms then break into the garage, then the car! Hopefully then no t@ssers can get it! :evil:
Don't want to sink your boat but a cossie was stolen up here in Scotland, with 2 cars infront of the garage, both alarmed, garage proteced and the cossie was fully loaded with all the toys for an alarm system.

If they want it, they will get it.

Mic
 

Roy Archer

Member
as above really, if they really want your car the theiving bast@rds will get it, i think some sort of electric shock system should be introduced, in that if the car is not opened by the key then they get a few hundred volts through them
 
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Odin

Guest
I read somewhere a while ago about a bloke that had his mint Mk1 escort pinched from his garage, He had two alarmed cars parked in front of the alarmed garage, Plus his car had no wheels and was chained down to the floor :shock: ,

So the b@stards would of had to beat 3 alarm systems cut his chains and bring there own wheels :shock: :shock: , So as mick said if they want it there get it :cry: , There just nothing you can do other than sleep in the bl00dy thing, Even then there probably just shoot you :shock: .



rob
 

Aimee

Moderators
Staff member
Geoff they probably would....that's the only problem, i take theft claims everyday for crappy little rover 25, fiat unos you name it lol. People even go to lengths of smashing the patio doors - breaking into the house for the keys, this happened and all it was for was a fiat panda

And it happened in speke lol. Then it again it is speke lol.
 

sypher

New Member
yeah I've even heard of people bringing ecu's with them encase you disconnect yours, in the end all you can do is make it as hard as possible and time consuming.
 

Dooie Pop Pop

New Member
having a deep filled gravel drive and a narrow gate makes it a damn sight harder to push the car off the drive :wink:

and you cant beat nosey neighbours 8) especially the old ones that get up at 3am to do the hoovering...bless em :lol:
 
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