Theft Avoidance Systems for Super Duty's
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Theft Avoidance Systems for Super Duty's
As one who had a theft on my '02 Super Duty, I definately recommend the following 2 systems to keep your SD safe and not stolen. The first one has been around for a few years and works great; same for the Jimmi-jammers that stop the 5 second entry into your SD. For less than $200 for both items, you can't go wrong.
1) VANDAL ALERT Theft Avoidance Module
2) Vehicle Security and Theft Prevention Devices
1) VANDAL ALERT Theft Avoidance Module
2) Vehicle Security and Theft Prevention Devices
Cargo Master
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As one who had a theft on my '02 Super Duty, I definately recommend the following 2 systems to keep your SD safe and not stolen. The first one has been around for a few years and works great; same for the Jimmi-jammers that stop the 5 second entry into your SD. For less than $200 for both items, you can't go wrong.
1) VANDAL ALERT Theft Avoidance Module
2) Vehicle Security and Theft Prevention Devices
1) VANDAL ALERT Theft Avoidance Module
2) Vehicle Security and Theft Prevention Devices
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If you have some wiring skills, then you can have a robust system for about $25 per vehicle. It's pretty easy to modify the design so it works on any make or model.
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Anyone who tries to take my trucks will need to bring a bigger truck.
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Anyone who tries to take my trucks will need to bring a bigger truck.
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