F-in Theives
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I had a 1990 Ranger someone broke in to in front of my house on a residential street. I never heard a thing and didn't find out until the next morning. They stole my stereo and of course tore up the dash in the process. I put an alarm in right after and never had a problem again. I hated the alarm though because wind, thunder, loud stereos, etc. would always make the alarm go off. Knock on wood I haven't had a vehicle broke in to since.
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I saw a high school classmate walking through a safeway parking lot in the middle of the day, looking for any unlocked cars. She would open the door and have a quick look in the glove box, console, etc, and pick up anything of value for drug money.
Leaving doors unlock is stupid and just asking for trouble. Yes anyone can easily break in, but a lot of people just grab the really easy targets.
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Sorry to hear, but now you realize it doesnt matter where you live or go your always subseptable to theft...I live in the country too and my wife has a bad habbit of parking car in garage (unlocked) with her purse sitting in the front seat....who knows who may walk in there in the middle of the day while we're home and walk through the garage because we're not out!!
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Tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment walked off of my grandparents property in northern California years ago. Their property is at the end of a private road about a mile long, waaaay outside of town. They rent the houses on their property to friends from church. Someone still drove right up to their barn and stole a TON of stuff. It doesn't matter where you live or who your neighbors are.
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lol i went to skool with and my buddy dated the daughter of the guy who owns autopage and until they went out id never hear of them, then once i had for the past couple years ive been wonder does anyone actually use there products. my friend got a 2 way remote start and we peep'd it but he never installed it.
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That's the dumbest advice I've ever heard. Unless you like prison.
Not to be a total tard, but that's what the OP gets for leaving money in his truck. You always carry your cash with you or leave it at home in a secure location, or a bank. For what it's worth, I'm still sorry to hear it happened to you though OP..
Now, if they break in your home, and you're there, then you MAY have a reason to shoot..
GB :)
Not to be a total tard, but that's what the OP gets for leaving money in his truck. You always carry your cash with you or leave it at home in a secure location, or a bank. For what it's worth, I'm still sorry to hear it happened to you though OP..
Now, if they break in your home, and you're there, then you MAY have a reason to shoot..
GB :)