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My mustang has a locked stable with bolts, ram posts and cameras. A bit over the top I know :crazy: :D

So the question is what do you recommend as extra security when my pony has to be tethered in a public place? :shrug:
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There's nothing safer than parking in between two other Mustangs...
 

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I have a GPS/GSM tracker on mine, which can remotely disable the car and track it live.
 

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In the good old days I used to take the distributor rotor arm with me,maybe trip the fuel cutoff must have one somewhere in the engine bay,bit drastic I know.
 

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Electric bollard, double locking garage, CCTV, Sword, Knife and I'm hench as fk so i'll beat them up... Also gated property.
 
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Electric bollard, double locking garage, CCTV, Sword, Knife and I'm hench as fk so i'll beat them up... Also gated property.

Apart from your hefty frame and pro-boxing skillz you can't take any of that shit with you to a public parking place :D
 
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In the good old days I used to take the distributor rotor arm with me,maybe trip the fuel cutoff must have one somewhere in the engine bay,bit drastic I know.
Always did this with my Capri but only so that I could get home otherwise had to nick my mates (same key worked in both) :lol:

Never used additional security I just wondered what was out there and whether it was worth bothering with it :shrug:
 

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Apart from your hefty frame and pro-boxing skillz you can't take any of that shit with you to a public parking place :D
Have you seen my parking? they're more likely to hit 20 cars leaving the car park than bother with it....


I just leave my phone in there, then I use find my phone... best tracker ever ;)!
 

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When I took delivery I was really worried about this and especially someone breaking into the house and stealing the keys. I have theft insurance and gap insurance so I would expect to be put back in an as new situation if it happened.

After over 1 year of ownership there has not been any incident and I'm much more relaxed. Additionally I'm not aware of any UK 2015 Mustang theft.

One tip I would give is due to the keyless stop/start and to be careful not to exit the car while the engine is running as any opportune thief would be able to take and drive an indefinite time and distance as long as the engine didn't stop.
 

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Old Man Magnetic or Dog Dick Red will ensure no-one ever wants it.

If, however, you purchased a car in a proper colour then the likelihood of someone nicking it is extremely low anyway.

Thieves nick cars for 2 reasons; to use in other crimes or for joyriding.

A Mustang stands out FAR too much for the first and there are, for a joyrider, better cars out there to thrash the fuck out of for an hour or so whilst being chased by the police.
 

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Old Man Magnetic or Dog Dick Red will ensure no-one ever wants it.

If, however, you purchased a car in a proper colour then the likelihood of someone nicking it is extremely low anyway.

Thieves nick cars for 2 reasons; to use in other crimes or for joyriding.

A Mustang stands out FAR too much for the first and there are, for a joyrider, better cars out there to thrash the fuck out of for an hour or so whilst being chased by the police.
However, if you got a car and put rally car stickers all over it they know it's the perfect car for a joy ride through the forest pinging off tree's and mud banks etc :thumbsup::lol:
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