Reply With QuoteOn Sun, 5 Oct 2003 08:28:20 +0100, "Steve B"
<sbrads@nildramDOTcoDOTuk> wrote:
Behind your seat on the floor, glued a strip of velcro onto the back
of it so it doesn't slide about.
No one travels in the back of my car so no need to put it in the boot
or have a mat in the back. ;-)
On the subject of breaking into cars it's not something I've ever
tried but in the past two weeks chimps at work have locked their keys
in a Metro and a Probe and with no experience I opened them both with
a bent coathanger... ;-)
Mark S.
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- 10-05 08:24 AM #11GuyGuest
Re: Steering wheel locks
"MrCheerful" <com> mumbled:
Just for a moment I read that as you complaining that someone had stolen
a good layer of dirt.
--
Skipweasel:- There's an old proverb that says just about whatever you
want it to.
- 10-05 09:49 PM #12MarkGuest
Re: Steering wheel locks
- 10-06 07:51 AM #13NomGuest
Re: Steering wheel locks
"garry parker" <com> wrote in message
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The only one that's any good, is the DiscLock that covers the steering
wheel. Don't waste your money on anything else.
Bear in mind that these items are only a detterent - if a decent thief wants
your car, he'll take it. Doesn't matter what security you have.
Also bear in mind that you have a Rover 416 - hardly a theft target !
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