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8 May 2001, 23:13 (Ref:90547)
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Anti-theft?
We have all heard about the immobiliser, and all sorts of hi-tech anti-theft systems that are supposed to protect your car, but what about some simple solutions?
My father owned a VK Commodore, which was stolen 3 times and used in thefts, then dumped, undamaged, ready for the police to ring my father to come and pick it up. It was a t-bar auto, which was the type that you press the top and bottom sections together to change gear. He put a small padlock inbetween the two sections whenever he parked the car, and bingo...the car was never stolen again! (although they did alot of damage trying). So - who has some more simple solutions? |
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