Stolen Car
07-02-02, 09:11 PM
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Stolen Car
Hey guys, check out the Northwest Forum page on a stolen third gen. This is a good story and also a warning about who you choose to hang with. Sad but not surprising that board members and enthusiasts would prey on each other. Be forewarned!
07-03-02, 12:02 AM
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When my choke is pulled my throttle sticks....my brakes fade way too much and my driver side doorhandle is busted so i have to enter my car by opening the door from the inside.
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07-03-02, 08:26 AM
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My car is too loud to steal. If someone was smart enough to get it started, they'd have to figure out how to keep it running. (No choke, hidden fuel cut, and a second countermeasure unmentioned here).
07-03-02, 09:13 AM
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Everyone rides my *** cause they say I need weight reduction, but my alarm stays on my car 
It has 2 anti theft deterents, fuel cut, and ignition cut. Imapct and motion sensors, monitors all points of entry and monitors the hatch and hood. also has radar, and wiring and all it weight 13 pounds It stays
It has 2 anti theft deterents, fuel cut, and ignition cut. Imapct and motion sensors, monitors all points of entry and monitors the hatch and hood. also has radar, and wiring and all it weight 13 pounds
It stays
07-03-02, 09:13 AM
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Everyone rides my *** cause they say I need weight reduction, but my alarm stays on my car
It has 2 anti theft deterents, fuel cut, and ignition cut. Imapct and motion sensors, monitors all points of entry and monitors the hatch and hood. also has radar, and wiring and all it weight 13 pounds It stays
It has 2 anti theft deterents, fuel cut, and ignition cut. Imapct and motion sensors, monitors all points of entry and monitors the hatch and hood. also has radar, and wiring and all it weight 13 pounds
It stays
07-03-02, 09:20 AM
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Good luck starting my car, they won't get very far with the amount of gas that i usually have left in the tank! Plus if they were to get it started they'd wake up allllllll the neighbors. not to mention my little cut off switches... and alarm w/ air horn 
07-03-02, 10:48 AM
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Originally posted by JIMMY54
Good luck starting my car, they won't get very far with the amount of gas that i usually have left in the tank! Plus if they were to get it started they'd wake up allllllll the neighbors. not to mention my little cut off switches... and alarm w/ air horn
Good luck starting my car, they won't get very far with the amount of gas that i usually have left in the tank! Plus if they were to get it started they'd wake up allllllll the neighbors. not to mention my little cut off switches... and alarm w/ air horn
Where are those switched at?
What's your VIN#?
(I just want to run a Carfax, Honest!)
How would I go about disabling your alarm?
Where is your car, and home address?
When are you not anywhere near your car?
These are just Curious questions... Nothing else..
I can't believe some people.
07-03-02, 01:34 PM
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Originally posted by Directfreak
Uh...Jimmy..
Where are those switched at?
What's your VIN#?
(I just want to run a Carfax, Honest!)
How would I go about disabling your alarm?
Where is your car, and home address?
When are you not anywhere near your car?
These are just Curious questions... Nothing else..
I can't believe some people.
Uh...Jimmy..
Where are those switched at?
What's your VIN#?
(I just want to run a Carfax, Honest!)
How would I go about disabling your alarm?
Where is your car, and home address?
When are you not anywhere near your car?
These are just Curious questions... Nothing else..
I can't believe some people.
07-03-02, 03:56 PM
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Originally posted by Directfreak
Uh...Jimmy..
Where are those switched at?
What's your VIN#?
(I just want to run a Carfax, Honest!)
How would I go about disabling your alarm?
Where is your car, and home address?
When are you not anywhere near your car?
These are just Curious questions... Nothing else..
I can't believe some people.
Uh...Jimmy..
Where are those switched at?
What's your VIN#?
(I just want to run a Carfax, Honest!)
How would I go about disabling your alarm?
Where is your car, and home address?
When are you not anywhere near your car?
These are just Curious questions... Nothing else..
I can't believe some people.
but i feel pretty safe with my FB
ain't nobody gonna be able to start it without the magic touch, and then i'd be able to hear it.who's gonna want a mostly stock '83 GSL w/ no interior anyway?
- What an 
07-03-02, 06:48 PM
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I used to have a GRANT removable steering wheel. Took it inside at night. Steel cap went over steering column, locked in place with sturdy lock, and column needed custom puzzle lock adaptor on the wheel anyways to hook up a wheel.
Once I installed that no one broke in anymore. Not like I live in bad area or anything. But that removable steering wheel was de bomb. Good old mechanical theft prevention, not that electronic stuff.
-bp-
Once I installed that no one broke in anymore. Not like I live in bad area or anything. But that removable steering wheel was de bomb. Good old mechanical theft prevention, not that electronic stuff.
-bp-
07-03-02, 08:23 PM
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eheh, guess I'm not the only one without the choke hooked up.
I don't live in a bad 'hood either but I've had to replace my driver's side door guts twice. ppl trying to use a slim jim on it keep breaking those plastic rod connectors. jeezus! it's not that hard to do right!
the third time they just busted the window and stole the stereo, busting up the dash while they were at it.
anyways, i moved the clifford alarm from the mustang (which noone ever breaks into, ehehe) into the 7. seems to have fixed the issue.
I don't live in a bad 'hood either but I've had to replace my driver's side door guts twice. ppl trying to use a slim jim on it keep breaking those plastic rod connectors. jeezus! it's not that hard to do right!
the third time they just busted the window and stole the stereo, busting up the dash while they were at it.
anyways, i moved the clifford alarm from the mustang (which noone ever breaks into, ehehe) into the 7. seems to have fixed the issue.
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