Free antitheft instructions

[rtaylor777]

I sent you an email, thank you for doing this,
Rob

[TheChewMaster]

Email sent, would love this info. Gotta protect my beautiful old truck.

[czny]

Email sent. Building my 79 SB & really appreciate the help here.
Thanks!

[TimberlineBryce]

Good idea! Email sent

[nisota]

Sent e mail, currently guarding toyota with loaded gun, but would like more secure way for anti theft.

[TimberlineBryce]

Sent email still waiting on response... [email protected]

[nisota]

Thanks for quick response!

[polarbear]

email sent, thank you for providing this service!

[SRC]

Email sent.

[SRC]

THANK YOU!

[Jdlucasjr]

You've got mail!

[AlexJet]

eMail sent...

[Prismo]

Sent an e-mail hoping you are still doing this, came across this thread today.

[SqWADoosh]

Sent an e-mail hoping you are still doing this, came across this thread today.

I wouldn't hold on to much hope, Dan. He doesn't answer any type of correspondence these days. 

[Prismo]

He got back to me today. Thank You 12volt guy!

[SqWADoosh]

He got back to me today. Thank You 12volt guy!

Ahhh so its just his customers he doesn't answer. Sweet 

[snowcrash]

Hoping you're still doing this but I sent you an email, thanks!!

[Someday]

I sent you an email also.
Thank you!

[cdgvw1]

Email sent, thanks.

[Gruff80]

Email sent, Thank you!

[Gnarly4X]

I post up on pirate when I see a stolen post to email me for free anti theft instructions.
I don't post in open, as to tell everyone, since I think some thieves are reading.
sure a theif could email me,  :smack:but they are usually too lazy, IE: they steal instead of work for there $$

please email me, as I need to send wire sheets, do not pm, I can't attache them to pm's

[email protected]

I do not sell kits, just some free info to help my toyota wheeling friends

There's no such thing as an "anti-theft" device. 

There are anti-theft deterrents.

Back in 1989 my boss's $70,000 Porche was stolen in the middle of the day.

The building we worked in was in downtown Los Angeles.

The building had underground parking that could only be entered through a 24-hour guard gate.

He parked in a gated card-access only executive parking section.

His Porche had the most sophisticated "anti-theft deterrent" system available.

He went out to get in his car around 4pm on a week-day and it was gone.

The police assumed the thief was able to start and drive the car out, defeating the anti-theft deterrent system, or it was hauled out on a trailer pulled by a pickup.

Tricking a guard to get through a gate would have been easy.

With the help from a couple of engineers at Hughes Aircraft Company, I designed and installed my own anti-theft deterrent system on my 1967 Corvette.

It cut the fuel to the engine.  So you could start it. It would run for about 30 seconds and run out of gas in the double-pumper Holley.

The car would then be in the middle of a street or stopped blocking some exit.... not where a thief would want to be.

It would have been nearly impossible to find the fuel cut-off valve or the relay and switch that controlled it.

Gnarls.