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I found my 2000 Lightning in my neighbors yard. Someone rolled it out of my driveway and tried to take it. They were unable to start it. I’m soo lucky! I"m going to install an alarm system with a pager.
Makes me wonder how he/she/they were able to move without the key since it has to be in it to move the shifter out of Park. Hmmmm.
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The F150 is one of the if not the most stolen truck on the market today. Get an alarm for sure, it won't always stop a thief, but it will make them think twice about trying take it.
my friend does alarms and he said that the f-150 is the easiest of the newer trucks to steal... along side the toyota cars they are the most popular too
The F150 is one of the if not the most stolen truck on the market today. Get an alarm for sure, it won't always stop a thief, but it will make them think twice about trying take it.
Have you considered a lojack system? When reported stolen the system starts emmiting a signal that the police and trace. They claim to have a 90% recovery rate.
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