springer1981
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I'm trying to find a part number or any information about the locking ignition switch in the picture.
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Trying to Identify and locate a part
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badgerd
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That was a modification done by that fire dept in Maine.
I guess you won that truck?
Roof was interesting and also home made.
What are your plans for it and the water tank?
I guess you won that truck?
Roof was interesting and also home made.
What are your plans for it and the water tank?
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I've been trying every combination of words to search and nothing. Thanks. I've seen 2 Humvees with these for ignitions and I like it better than a regular key switch. More utilitarian. Kind of goes with the steering wheel lock
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Nope, I didn't win it or even bid. That went for way too much IMO. But I did see the lock. Here is another one with the same setup..That was a modification done by that fire dept in Maine.
I guess you won that truck?
Roof was interesting and also home made.
What are your plans for it and the water tank?
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Great idea... Little wonkie side action for me up on the dash. On a disconnect switch... that works. CAMO
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Kind of an obvious target that screams "I can be hotwired"!
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Pretty much anyone who knows anything at all about a Humvee knows it can be hotwired in seconds by reaching up under the dash. Locks and keys only keep honest people honest and do nothing to stop criminals. Watch lockpickinglawyer on youtube and you will never have faith in any keyed lock again.
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Most of us aren’t worried about the “professional” car thief. They aren’t all that common. We’re more worried about the casual thief looking for an easy to steal joyride. Most of those aren’t lock picks or wanting to take the time to find inconvenient master shut offs. This would work especially well at car/truck shows where the normal start switch is tempting to kids.
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