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In article <CrvJDC.8EG@visix.com> david@visix.com (David Charlap) writes:

>Personally, I think the best theft protectin is to park next to
>someone whose car is more expensive than yours.  I routinely park my 3
>year old Geo Prizm next to Cadillacs, Porsches, Audis, etc.  The way I
>see it, a thief isn't going to bother with my car (which has a club on
>the wheel), when he can go after the more expensive car next to me
>(which usually doesn't have anything on the wheel.)

That will only stop the person looking to steal a car for a 'status
symbol' joy ride.  If you look at the lists of which cars are stolen
the most, you will find that they tend to be popular cars that don't
change much from year to year, ie the left front fender from the '94
model year will fit on the '90 model, etc.

It seems that most cars are stolen for the parts.  The 'Club' will
stop a joyrider, but is a professional car thief, wants you car, they
will just drag it onto the back of a flatbed towtruck, and work on the
removal of the 'Club' in the privacy of their chopshop.

Joe White
I am not a car theif, The above is my opinion, based on things that I
have read.