It's probably been stated already but no matter what if someone wants in your jeep they will get in. Lock box bolted to the floor? No problem they will just steal the jeep and joy rode it around until they get caught and slapped on the wrist. My point is there is always going to be scumbags and your best bet is to leave valuables at home
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- Thread starter JoeCowboy
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This could help in the deterrence department…
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ChasUGC
TJ Enthusiast
This is my vote for the best security option. Unless of course you are Michael Jackson and keep your pet Boa Constrictor in your Jeep.
As I stated, we don't let our classics out of sight when they are out of the garage.
It sucks that it is that way, but it is the world we live in.
Three incidents that I know are true.
Friend and wife came out of movie. 70 Chevelle, wouldn't start. He opened the hood. Battery, aluminum heads, intake and carb were gone.
Friend came out of restaurant. 79 CJ5 soft top and seats were gone.
My brothers 68 Mustang was stolen from a K-mart parking lot. The shell was found in a vacant lot 2 years later.
It sucks that it is that way, but it is the world we live in.
Three incidents that I know are true.
Friend and wife came out of movie. 70 Chevelle, wouldn't start. He opened the hood. Battery, aluminum heads, intake and carb were gone.
Friend came out of restaurant. 79 CJ5 soft top and seats were gone.
My brothers 68 Mustang was stolen from a K-mart parking lot. The shell was found in a vacant lot 2 years later.
a lock will only deter a honest thief. this is one of many things i learned working in the texas prison system.
ChasUGC
TJ Enthusiast
One of the first things I did when I got my new 97 Wrangler was to put a alarm system in it with ignition kill.
If i wanted to come and take it i feel like i'd need to bring a few quarts of oil or transmission fluid too.
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If i wanted to come and take it i feel like i'd need to bring a few quarts of oil or transmission fluid too.
The lake is all part of the deterrence... if you get too close, you'll slip in the oil slick, and crack your skull open!
a relative of mine got herself a dui and sat out her sentence in sheriff joe’s tent city. she didn’t like that one bit.
Back when Sherrif Joe boasted that the guard dogs food cost was higher than the inmates. The Ladmo bags were famous for the green baloney sammiches.
i remember the green baloney and green or grey hotdog weiners. a sack lunch is simply known as a “johnny sack” in the texas prison system.