[Spraguepsycho1]

When I lived in Los Angeles, I had several anti theft measures in place when I parked my '65 coupe. I have an Accel electonic distributor that uses an old style "Dodge" cap and rotor, so I would pull the rotor and put the cap back on (a Ford rotor will fit the distributor but puts timing 180 degrees off lol), I also had an inline fuse for the fuel pump that I'd pull, then wired to a switch hidden under the dash, and a hidden switch under the dash for the coil. At night I chained the front suspension to my motorcycle, and the rear axle to a steel post that supported the livingroom of my apartment. I started using the chains after somebody broke into the car 5 nights over a weeks time trying to get it started (was afraid they might just give up and try towing it). On the plus side, the person that was trying to steal it got chased one day for 3 blocks by a psychotic Mustang owner wielding a 32oz framing hammer, then a call was made to the thiefs employer (he ran off so fast he forgot to take his tool bag with reciepts from work).

[Veronica]

Hi again. Here it is.

[lombardo65]

i was thinking of an ignition shut up switch hidden a god offal security sound when the car was open wrong and id make it damn sensitive to were if you walked to fast past the car it started wailing and then on top of that a lo jack /cobra tracking device so when u do if u do take my car ill be sure to meet you in your chop shop with some good Texas loven in the form of some lead


sound good open for ideas still working it out in my head

[rangerout]

what i did on my is put a toggle switch under the dash where only me and my brother knows where it is then we made the switch kill a fuel solieod like a anti roll kits got and at the same time it kills the ingtion. i have seen switchs like this put almost anywhere. so just a thought.