alittleoff
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My rose colored sunglasses will protect me.
What are you guys using for theft deterrents?
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Look up Landairsea 54 on Amazon. Pick the tracking package you want. Hide it somewhere on your Jeep and hard wire it in. You’ll now always know where it is.
Air tags aren’t the most reliable as far as tracking is concerned and will warn the thief if the thief has an IPhone. The thief will never know if you have a Landairsea 54 unit hidden on the vehicle. It also has a built in battery so if the thief unplugs the vehicle battery, it’ll keep reporting its location for days. It works via the cell phone network. Very accurate tracking
Air tags aren’t the most reliable as far as tracking is concerned and will warn the thief if the thief has an IPhone. The thief will never know if you have a Landairsea 54 unit hidden on the vehicle. It also has a built in battery so if the thief unplugs the vehicle battery, it’ll keep reporting its location for days. It works via the cell phone network. Very accurate tracking
Just a MN "peaceful" protest reference. Why carry two extra magazines there, unless they're old vintage Playboys. It's obvious he had no GF, so at least he could legally use those magazines in public (or so I hear). I think the Brits call them wankers.
Worked out pretty well for this guy. Maybe he was a copycat?
i tried that, my agent came to my house took pictures, then filed for a $20,000 replacement, 6 months still under review with state farm. had no problem with two of my my vettes, both twenty years old , seems jeeps get no respect
Same here... Works a charm.
Also have locking hood latches and a lock on the hood catch.
5 speed to just to limit the potential population who can steal it.
If they want it, they are going to get it. All I can do is annoy them enough that they look someplace else...
speeding_infraction
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Your jeep ain't worth 10 bucks a month? I mean, I'm not worried about anyone stealing mine, because it has MATS (Millennial anti theft system, AKA 5 speed manual), but if I was, $10 a month would be worth it to me.
You know those grenade shift knobs? Park it in first, with a short chain from the pin to a convenient anchoring point...
If someone really wants your rig, they can winch it onto the bed of a truck or trailer.
YMMV, but a multi camera & phone setup works well for me.
YMMV, but a multi camera & phone setup works well for me.
Did Jerry B make you say that?
Thieves tend to overlook my sophisticated camera phone recording their every move.
Did Jerry B make you say that?
Thieves tend to overlook my sophisticated camera phone recording their every move.
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Jerry didn't say his Jeep was loaded up until after he was asked how he didn't hear or see his rig being stolen at work since he could easily see it through his office window. The story then changed to "it was loaded up"
OK bud.
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That happened to one of my neighbors ~15 years ago where I grew up. He had a nice newer Super duty diesel. He went on vacation and when he got home his truck was gone, he had security cam footage of a rollback showing up at his house early in the morning. They did eventually recover the truck but it was destroyed.
The 05-06' six speeds really screw up thieves, especially illegals.
The United States has the lowest percentage of manual transmission cars, with recent data showing they account for less than 1% to 2% of new vehicles sold. Automatic transmissions are the standard in the U.S. due to a preference for convenience and ease of use, with manual cars largely becoming a niche for enthusiasts.
Ah yes, conVEEEEEEEEENience rears its ugly head once again. But you're dead nuts right - Americans as a group are effete, spoiled wussies with far more money (or credit) than brains. Every time I go overseas, I come back with an increased level of disdain and disgust for my fellow citizens as-a-whole.