Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
06-17-2006 | 02:41 PM
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Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
06-17-2006 | 08:18 PM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
Cheech wrote:
>
> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
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A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
good one . .
'Curly'
>
> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
-------------------------------------
A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
good one . .
'Curly'
06-17-2006 | 08:18 PM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
Cheech wrote:
>
> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
-------------------------------------
A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
good one . .
'Curly'
>
> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
-------------------------------------
A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
good one . .
'Curly'
06-17-2006 | 08:18 PM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
Cheech wrote:
>
> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
-------------------------------------
A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
good one . .
'Curly'
>
> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
-------------------------------------
A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
good one . .
'Curly'
06-17-2006 | 08:40 PM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"'Curly Q. Links'" <motsco__@interbaun.com> wrote in message
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> Cheech wrote:
>>
>> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
> good one . .
>
> 'Curly'
Not far off track. When I lived in a particularly bad neighborhood (my
apartment was broken into three times within a 2 week span) nobody's car was
ever disturbed on the street. Everybody knew that if they were caught
messing with somebody's car a quick death was too much to hope for.
Mike
news:44949BC6.7D6F98DC@interbaun.com...
> Cheech wrote:
>>
>> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
> good one . .
>
> 'Curly'
Not far off track. When I lived in a particularly bad neighborhood (my
apartment was broken into three times within a 2 week span) nobody's car was
ever disturbed on the street. Everybody knew that if they were caught
messing with somebody's car a quick death was too much to hope for.
Mike
06-17-2006 | 08:40 PM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"'Curly Q. Links'" <motsco__@interbaun.com> wrote in message
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> Cheech wrote:
>>
>> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
> good one . .
>
> 'Curly'
Not far off track. When I lived in a particularly bad neighborhood (my
apartment was broken into three times within a 2 week span) nobody's car was
ever disturbed on the street. Everybody knew that if they were caught
messing with somebody's car a quick death was too much to hope for.
Mike
news:44949BC6.7D6F98DC@interbaun.com...
> Cheech wrote:
>>
>> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
> good one . .
>
> 'Curly'
Not far off track. When I lived in a particularly bad neighborhood (my
apartment was broken into three times within a 2 week span) nobody's car was
ever disturbed on the street. Everybody knew that if they were caught
messing with somebody's car a quick death was too much to hope for.
Mike
06-17-2006 | 08:40 PM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"'Curly Q. Links'" <motsco__@interbaun.com> wrote in message
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> Cheech wrote:
>>
>> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
> good one . .
>
> 'Curly'
Not far off track. When I lived in a particularly bad neighborhood (my
apartment was broken into three times within a 2 week span) nobody's car was
ever disturbed on the street. Everybody knew that if they were caught
messing with somebody's car a quick death was too much to hope for.
Mike
news:44949BC6.7D6F98DC@interbaun.com...
> Cheech wrote:
>>
>> There has been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>> insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>> You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>> really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> A crack-head with a double-barrel shotgun sleeping in the back seat is a
> good one . .
>
> 'Curly'
Not far off track. When I lived in a particularly bad neighborhood (my
apartment was broken into three times within a 2 week span) nobody's car was
ever disturbed on the street. Everybody knew that if they were caught
messing with somebody's car a quick death was too much to hope for.
Mike
07-03-2006 | 11:18 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
On 17 Jun 2006 11:41:12 -0700, "Cheech" <superchuntey@gmail.com>
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
07-03-2006 | 11:18 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
On 17 Jun 2006 11:41:12 -0700, "Cheech" <superchuntey@gmail.com>
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
07-03-2006 | 11:18 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
On 17 Jun 2006 11:41:12 -0700, "Cheech" <superchuntey@gmail.com>
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
07-03-2006 | 11:18 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
On 17 Jun 2006 11:41:12 -0700, "Cheech" <superchuntey@gmail.com>
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
wrote:
>There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
>insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
>You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
>really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
07-12-2006 | 05:21 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"Jay Fowler" <jfowler72@comcast.net> wrote
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
07-12-2006 | 05:21 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"Jay Fowler" <jfowler72@comcast.net> wrote
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
07-12-2006 | 05:21 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"Jay Fowler" <jfowler72@comcast.net> wrote
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
07-12-2006 | 05:21 AM
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Re: Best anti-theft device for 2000 honda accord lx
"Jay Fowler" <jfowler72@comcast.net> wrote
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
> >There haas been recent car thefts in my area and I need something to
> >insure my car will be here in the morning when I go to bed at night.
> >You guys have any recommendations for anti-theft devices/systems that
> >really work? Thanks for the help in advance.
>
> I highly recomend a product called Autolok 2000. It completely covers
> the steering wheel airbag, is highly visible and very difficult to
> defeat. If you do an internet search, you'll see alot of positive
> reviews. I've had two of them for several years and aside from the
> inconveniance of storing when not in use, they're great.
This product has its limitations. First being that it doesn't cover the
rest of the wheel and can be defeated with a ordinary hammer. Here
is an image they don't want you to see.
http://www.autolok.hu/data/alkotok/aut2000/kepe.jpg
Many steering wheels are bendable in case you smash
yourself in a collision. One of the best security is an
electronic immobilzer integrated into the car's computer
that is secured and hidden.
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