1962 Type3 Squareback
1967 Type3 Fastback "Kermit"
The truth is important. It will set you free
Tazz Old Skool
1,315 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
New US club-lock
OvalGlen Custom Title Time!
1,361 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
there's a Guiness book of records in there somewhere....😀
Regards,Glenn>
5PL1TDCS10N Insano Dub Head
845 posts · joined Jan 2003 ·
Hey Tazz...
I used to use a similar deterent on my XM; big link chain from the steering wheel to the excellerator pedal witha solid lock!
It worked!
😀
I used to use a similar deterent on my XM; big link chain from the steering wheel to the excellerator pedal witha solid lock!
It worked!
😀
manxed69 Officially Full-On Dubber
211 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
This guy really doesn't want his car stolen, does he. That mess would be a real pain to put on/off every day, not to mention the damage to the steering wheel threading all heavy chain through. It probally works though.
:P
:P
vanderaj Administrator a suffusion of yellow
3,130 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Nothing a hacksaw or battery operated angle grinder can't fix in a few seconds.
That sort of visual deterrent is only good against non-tool carrying junkies. Joy riders and professional thieves know how to get around that in a few seconds at worst, so I'm not teaching you things that aren't already out there.
A system built on a system has the flaws of the first system, plus the flaws of the second system. Sometimes, the flaws of the first system are not useful to exploit until you add the second system. This is why I love my job in security so much sometimes, as the answer's not exactly obvious.
I'm pretty sure you'll come up with the right answer with an "ah ha!" sign lighting up.
Think about it for a tick... which thing in the above image would you saw through?
Andrew
ps. That's why I've never bought a club lock. They're useless.
That sort of visual deterrent is only good against non-tool carrying junkies. Joy riders and professional thieves know how to get around that in a few seconds at worst, so I'm not teaching you things that aren't already out there.
A system built on a system has the flaws of the first system, plus the flaws of the second system. Sometimes, the flaws of the first system are not useful to exploit until you add the second system. This is why I love my job in security so much sometimes, as the answer's not exactly obvious.
I'm pretty sure you'll come up with the right answer with an "ah ha!" sign lighting up.
Think about it for a tick... which thing in the above image would you saw through?
Andrew
ps. That's why I've never bought a club lock. They're useless.
Flying VW Wolfsburg Wizard
680 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
I would just clear away all that junk take the Steering wheel off and put one on that I had with me.
59 BUS Seriously Crusin Dubber
170 posts · joined Mar 2003 ·
Just two quick snips at the steering wheel and off they all slide! :bounce
But he probably has four wheel clamps also!
But he probably has four wheel clamps also!