The Cowshed
New Member
Bastards want there arms cutting off....
Good luck with getting it back mte...
Good luck with getting it back mte...
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
Sorry to hear of your loss.
What additional security did you have fitted at the time it was taken?
Stay Frosty
New Member
:nopics:
Need pics so I can look out for it!
Need pics so I can look out for it!
DISCOV8
New Member
Only had the Landy a couple of weeks and the only photo I can find right now isn't very good and includes teenager! will try to find a better one but in the meanwhile I hope i've loaded this one correctly.
Sorry to hear of your loss.
What additional security did you have fitted at the time it was taken?
As said, didn't have it long enough to get any fitted but if we get another could you or anyone else recommend any types? All advice would be welcome.
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
Number one on my list is a Disklock. I you turn the steering on full lock before fitting, it means that your vehicle can't be driven or flat towed away, Is very hard to load on a flat bed and is also more difficult to load with a crane.
We bought it off a trade seller called PRC Specialist Cars which is based near stockport and he bought it off a bloke in Birmingham, though the registerred keeper was in Taunton near Yeovil. It all looks legit as I also got a load of receipts for parts bought over last few years and they contained addresses and you wouldn't hand those over if you intended to steal the vehicle back.
I've got a clutch claw on mine. Was a bit fiddly to set up at first, but once that bit's done and then you train yourself to put it on every time you leave the car unattended, it's surprising the added feeling of confidence you get. Don't think they're very easily hackable, and would probably need a disc grinder to get off. Think it's a good mechanical deterrent myself.
Nightmare for you mate. I'm still dealing with insurance after the theft of my van and work car four and a half months ago. House burgled, keys stolen
Disklock, clutchclaw, standard alarm/imobilizer as well as Cat 1 alarm/imobilizer. All means a load of keys and 2 x fobs on my key ring and trying to remember to do it all in the right order but I REALLY don't want to wake up to another vehicle not being there!! Though not much help if they break in. Moving to a new house soon and will be fitting a safe....Once bitten etc etc....
Disklock, clutchclaw, standard alarm/imobilizer as well as Cat 1 alarm/imobilizer. All means a load of keys and 2 x fobs on my key ring and trying to remember to do it all in the right order but I REALLY don't want to wake up to another vehicle not being there!! Though not much help if they break in. Moving to a new house soon and will be fitting a safe....Once bitten etc etc....
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
They're not as much of a deterant as you may think. A disklock will make a landy more secure than a clutch claw or similar.
