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jsneddon
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RE Security....
I've always been of the mindset that if someone REALLY wants to steal it they are going to steal it and there is nothing you can do about it.
So I always hedged my bets on stopping someone who does a quick hop-in, hotwire, drive-off.
My TR3 was a daily driver back when I was young and invincible. Parked it in a mall parking lot every day for a couple of years.
Every day I pulled the rotor and put it in my pocket. I figured if they couldn't start it then maybe they'd move on to a more likely prospect. A hidden toggle switch in-line with the dizzy wire would serve the same purpose. Someone with a flatbed isn't going to be stopped whether you have a club or an alarm.
One friendly smart-alec buddy left me a note one day "Hey Jim, don't you think you are a little trusting leaving the key in the ignition ???".... ooops. Of course this never stopped people from pushing it around the parking lot every once in a while just to mess with my head.
I've always been of the mindset that if someone REALLY wants to steal it they are going to steal it and there is nothing you can do about it.
So I always hedged my bets on stopping someone who does a quick hop-in, hotwire, drive-off.
My TR3 was a daily driver back when I was young and invincible. Parked it in a mall parking lot every day for a couple of years.
Every day I pulled the rotor and put it in my pocket. I figured if they couldn't start it then maybe they'd move on to a more likely prospect. A hidden toggle switch in-line with the dizzy wire would serve the same purpose. Someone with a flatbed isn't going to be stopped whether you have a club or an alarm.
One friendly smart-alec buddy left me a note one day "Hey Jim, don't you think you are a little trusting leaving the key in the ignition ???".... ooops. Of course this never stopped people from pushing it around the parking lot every once in a while just to mess with my head.
