---"Hayes-Holgate, Shaun" <SHayesHolg@ea.com> wrote:
>
> >>It's not that hard to stop the theft but do you really want to?It
depends
> >on where you live and how it gets dealt with.
>
> the best way to stop your vehicle getting stolen is to leave some kind
> of
> operational quirk present in the system.i used to have a '58
camperized
> gmc school bus.i would just unscrew the floor starter pedal and take
it
> with me.and my old '67 toyota corolla was stolen from the driveway
but i
> knew that since it took a long time to warm up the thief would'nt get
> very
> far.sure enough i found the car a short walk away in the alley.it must
> of
> putt putt and died on him.and now i don't have to worry about my m-43
> since the starter takes a dozen turns to fire it up and the red
cross on
> the
> side is a dead giveaway.
>
> Haze
> M-43
> Vanc.B.C.
>
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Eric Nelson, Redondo Beach CA - ICQ # 707576
M422 Mighty Mite
( just a crazy 18 yearold with a military vehicle =-) )
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