[Paul Spotts]

Though its not a Pontiac - It just struck a nerve. Was on a website and saw a dragster and trailer stolen in MD. Figured I'd link the site and maybe you guys can keep an eye out. I called the guy. Told him my story. He told me the dragster has a unique 4 link and a survey camara caught a black Suburban pulling the rig.
http://www.biondoracing.com/stolen.shtml

[Paul Spotts]

Though its not a Pontiac - It just struck a nerve. Was on a website and saw a dragster and trailer stolen in MD. Figured I'd link the site and maybe you guys can keep an eye out. I called the guy. Told him my story. He told me the dragster has a unique 4 link and a survey camara caught a black Suburban pulling the rig.
http://www.biondoracing.com/stolen.shtml

[78 GHOST]

That friggin spanks man! Stealing a race car is like stealing someone elses imagination, there oughtta be a special place in he!! for those punks.

Paul, I sense a market demand for a civilian version of the "Boot" used by cities to lock the wheel of serious traffic offenders.

Safe driving on T-Day, Matt [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

[Paul Spotts]

Rashy told me he has lo-jack in his car - pretty smart.

I have an alarm and my trailer is parked near my bedroom window.

well said Matt

[78 GHOST]

Paul- I especially like those "pager" alarms which don't wail and carry on like a wounded forestland creature..they page you. Then, you get the gun, call 911, and Make Someones Day! 8)

[MitchGM]

I have the pager alarm on my car. I almost shot my foot off once, getting out the door of my house.... while trying to load at the same time. I like the Lo-Jack situation. I think it's way safer, and much less combustible.

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[Half-Inch Stud]

I leave the keys in my Mercedes, everywhere I go, hoping someone will "make my day". Oh, too bad it's gone...phew, no more black oil puddles.

But stealing someone's racecar is like stealing the Bat Signal...can only run&hide for so long.

[78 GHOST]

Mitch- RAOTFLMFAO!!! Perfect mental image. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

[Bud Lyons]

Mitch, thats why I keep mine loaded all the time. I just need to take the trigger lock off.

[Scott Misus]

What's a trigger lock?

That's why I have a Smith SW40C (Glock knockoff): always locked and loaded with one up the pipe and with a double action-only trigger.

[This message has been edited by Scott Misus (edited 11-22-2001).]

[Glenn]

I keep my Beretta 9MM Compact close at hard at the house. I leave the chamber empty for safety. I keep the clip full of "black talons". My Sig Sauer P230 (.380) is filled with Hydro-Shocks. That's my car gun.

[gpta]

I found that my craftsman torque wrench worked well on a guy under the dash of my GP. The snapping sound was the guys knee and not the torque setting on the wrench. Guess I had the setting just right. It is stupid a**holes that forces us to spend money on security where we could spend it on more important things like slicks and headers!!!

[bmpmdf]

The only good thief is a dead one. Maybe I'll call 911 after the thief is dead, maybe I won't, as I have better things to do with my time.

[LouisianaGuy]

Hey scott have you found that Smith & Wesson to be a big a piece of crap as the one i used to own?
brand new outa the box The thing would jam about 4 out of 10 shots fired, and i bought the thing brand new and was shooting some quality ammo..shot 100 rounds had tons of jams...threw the POS in the floor board of my truck..went and bought a new H&K 9mm bought 200 rounds of the cheepest crap the pawn shop had ..4.99 a box and loaded her up and shot till all the ammo was gone ..Had 0 Jams..swapped the S&W to some unsuspecting gun dealer at a gun show that had some out raegous prices on some truly junkey guns.
Mike