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I use the chain through the steering wheel all the time.
Sure it can be defeated easily, but it takes time.
Bolt cutters aren’t the most easily concealed item.
Usually, Crooks hate taking a lot of time to steal something.
Most thieves will not be initially prepared for cutting the...
Theft problem solved means it doesn’t get stolen in the first place.
LoJack shows where the vehicle is.
The condition that it will be in is anyone’s guess.
Recovery of a stolen vehicle is rarely a 100% happy ending.
Crashed, submerged, parts stripped, burned, vandalized (busted windows...
Every area will be different.
This style truck is extremely popular now.
Prices on civilian models are going way up and the CUCV prices at auction are also.
I would be more worried about it being taken for parts.
Sometimes using the chain and lock seems silly, but it only takes <30 seconds...
Yes
You can easily incorporate a kill switch in a CUCV.
It’s been covered well before so do a search and all the details will be available.
Hardest part is to locate the switch in a uncommon hiding area.
Some guys get really creative.
Crooks will usually not take the time to figure out...
The civilian ACDELCO locks are not keyed alike.
Only the Army required them all to match for obvious reasons.
I use the Military theft prevention system......aka chain and lock.
Simple and it works.
I have a small mud flap under seat that the chain sits on top of when not in use.
Prevents...