Thread: "Security systems",,,
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03-28-2012 07:31 AM #16
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03-28-2012 07:34 AM #17
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03-28-2012 07:57 AM #18
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03-28-2012 08:07 AM #19
I like the 130 lb. ill tempered German Shepard staying in the trailer . But if they take the whole rig you just lost a good dog .
Maybe better to leave the dog in the truck . Kind of like the "Trunk Monkey "
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03-28-2012 08:15 AM #20
That'd work too!!!! Many times the simplest solutions will confound the Hi-Tech thieves!!! But think of the thief who makes off with your entire rig, gets 100 miles away THEN opens up the trailer to see what his "prize" is??????
Sometimes paybacks are a real _ _ _ _ _!!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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03-28-2012 08:25 AM #21
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03-28-2012 08:48 AM #22
No, they don't know how my car is wired, or what features I dreamed up to disable things instead of buying some off the shelf, POS "security" system. The point is that if you're building your own ride you build in your own protection, and someone asking what you did, in detail is like someone asking you if they can borrow the spare key to your Porsche, and you being dumb enough to give it to them thinking they're just admiring your car. Not saying you were asking for details, just saying..... Bottom line, if the thief wants your car he'll get it, given enough time.Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
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03-28-2012 09:00 AM #23
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03-28-2012 09:17 AM #24
hang a sign in the window " if you take the car....you have to take my mother in law too "
i cant stop them from hauling it away but they will never drive off in mine. it can be done .
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03-28-2012 10:15 AM #25
Shine,,, you are a good one,, I like you.
No sarcastic answers,, just good old advice!!NICE GUYS FINISH FIRST.....
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03-28-2012 10:45 AM #26
My deuce doesn't have door handles, and you cannot raise the trunk lid or the hood without being inside the car, so I feel relatively secure living here in the Midwest. But that doesn't mean someone couldn't pull it onto a trailer and drive away with it. It's insured for its actual value so if the worst happened, I could always build another one.
Lynn
'32 3W
There's no 12 step program for stupid!
http://photo.net/photos/Lynn%20Johanson
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03-28-2012 11:17 AM #27
Just an added note here - those that have Grundy may not be insured. I questioned them after reading something 'elsewhere' and just received this back a few minutes ago. It's a boilerplate (read BS) answer, but doesn't tell me if I'm insured. I have to dig out my policy and give this 'phly.com' a call and find out some more. And I did NOT get any other notification other then a conversation elsewhere - p*** poor customer service
"Thank you for contacting Grundy Insurance.
We no longer service this account. Philadelphia Insurance recently assumed administrative responsibilities of policies previously issued under the name “Grundy Worldwide.”
In 48 states, PHLY has imposed a “non-compete” on Grundy Insurance at the current time, which prohibits us from writing new Collector-Car-Only policies.
We hope that in the future, the non-compete is reversed, rescinded or expired. Until that time, we can insure collector vehicles, but only in conjunction with other policies.
If you have any additional questions or concerns please let us know.
Thank You,
Grundy Insurance
To contact Philadelphia Insurance:
888-647-8639
or visit phly.com
From: *******************
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2012 11:52 AM
To: info@grundy.com
Subject: Message from Grundy's General Contact Page
Importance: High
I currently have a "collector/specialty car" policy with Grundy. I understand that there are some problems with NEW policies for states other then MA and SC.
- Am I still covered in NY State?
- When it comes time for renewal, do you write the policy or does it go to Grundy Worldwide? Or do I have to search for another company?"Dave W
I am now gone from this forum for now - finally have pulled the plug
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03-28-2012 11:38 AM #28
right now i take the steering wheel with me.
been thinking about buying a tire boot as well.a hot rod is whatever i decide it is.
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03-28-2012 11:39 AM #29
Here in MI if you don't have ins. you don't get plates.Charlie
Lovin' what I do and doing what I love
Some guys can fix broken NO ONE can fix STUPID
W8AMR
http://fishertrains94.webs.com/
Christian in training
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03-28-2012 11:43 AM #30
I myself like the good old 12 gauge.
I got a news letter a while ago with a stolen alert like I'm sure others did. I looked on youtube trying to find the video but did find a TV news report with video. it was a 57 Chevrolet that was stolen in daylight hours and neighbors security camera shows it being pushed down the road with a truck. here the link to make your blood pressure go up. they say people are following people home from shows in Kalifornia.
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/video?id=7838080
Wave of classic car thefts in Valley | abc7.com
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