What security did you have when it got stolen

  • Alarm/Immobiliser

    Votes: 2 10.5%
  • clutch claw (or similar)

    Votes: 1 5.3%
  • Disklok

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • other

    Votes: 1 5.3%
  • none of the above

    Votes: 1 5.3%
  • Not had one stolen

    Votes: 17 89.5%

  • Total voters
    19
I don't believe that for a minute :eek::eek::eek::D:D:D:p:p:p;););):rolleyes:


:hysterically_laughi

so you're not buying the innocent corrupted by landy forum story then ;)

what on earth has led you to that mistaken conclusion about my meek and mild character :confused:
 
:hysterically_laughi

so you're not buying the innocent corrupted by landy forum story then ;)

what on earth has led you to that mistaken conclusion about my meek and mild character :confused:

Oh I don't know, there's just a slight hint of not in the slightest bit innocent about you, :D:D:p;)
 
I had my 19J Ninety stolen off my driveway, but I was naive enough to assume it was a nice area, and it was safe. Never seen it again, and it was un-insured too, so I got fook all for it.

Also had my Carlton GSI 3000 stolen off my driveway (different house) despite a disklock and factory immobiliser, but got that back 2 days later, all be it with a smashed front wing.

They must of been brave taking on a disklock! You need a 900 Watt +++ grinder (normally petrol driven) to get them off!
 
Well then.... taking into account all posts...it seems Disklok is the way to go. Now where can i buy one big enough for a 90 td5 steering wheel :confused:. Heard Halfrauds only supply the small one :eek:.
 
I dont like filling the "Not had one stolen yet" as is seems like tempting fate too much!!:eek:

I have had an attempt on my Perkins Rangie about ten years ago but I heard them and gave chase.No the buggers lost me when they dissapeard into a garden.
My old 90 now has a Disklok and Clutch claw and battery isolator and a couple of secret switches;). I am going to stick a noisy alarm and maybe go keyless ignition.
I am not paranoid , just careful!:cool:
 

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