Secure your Mustang

I'm sure you've all heard about "keyless theft" currently, as per this BBC news story recently:

http://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-42132804/relay-crime-theft-caught-on-camera

Well we have 2 solutions for you:

1. Disklok Steering wheel Lock. A physical barrier that stops "virtual" thieves, and also a nice visible deterrent. Award winning and recommended by many police forces.



Buy here:
https://www.steeda.co.uk/disklok-ford-steering-wheel-lock-rhd-c2x24587880

2. Hide your beauty over winter so no one knows what it is!

Steeda S550 Covers here:
https://www.steeda.co.uk/mustang-s550-car-covers-c2x21359882

Hi,

Wonder if a similar approach to this would help

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...ing-work-using-crisp-packet-hide-whereabouts/

Yes you can secure your keys in tin foil every night if you want, as it will certainly help. (or keep them in a tin box, etc)

However as thieves often steal keys as well nowadays, a physical barrier deterrent is still our recommendation.

Can I have a red one?

slowhand99 said:

Can I have a red one?

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Do you have any red paint? :lol:

Cypress98 said:

Hi,

Wonder if a similar approach to this would help

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...ing-work-using-crisp-packet-hide-whereabouts/

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Wish I'd have seen this yesterday! Just spent the best part of £15 on some RF pouches when I could've used a bag of old quavers!

Jokes aside, I kept my keys in an altoids tin when I first got the car but found that the key still operated the locks when in close proximity to the vehicle, so decided it was next to useless.

This is my 21st century theft deterrent..

Mustang_gt_Fast-img2 by Erick, on Flickr

Stick your keys in the fridge at night....or in the microwave - but after you've made your cocoa....

I honestly thought this post was a joke (1980s steering locks!). But apparently, 'back to basics' car security is genuinely making a come-back. I've actually still got one of these (never got around to throwing out). One thing I do recall is that you have to be careful, as it's easy to scratch/damage your interior with this hulking thing.

Steeda UK said:

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Steeda UK said:

Yes you can secure your keys in tin foil every night if you want, as it will certainly help. (or keep them in a tin box, etc)

However as thieves often steal keys as well nowadays, a physical barrier deterrent is still our recommendation.

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Will it fit over a GT350 wheel? which is a lot thicker, and flat on the bottom

thanks

it should do [MENTION=22082]goldengooner[/MENTION] and to address [MENTION=13759]Monty[/MENTION] we recommend buying it with a wheel protection cover that we package as a default option.

Top Tip: Save yourself money... Just stretch an old pair of worn undies over the wheel and leave a used sock on each seat... NO self-respecting tea-leaf will go anywhere near the car !

Nookie said:

TopTip: Save yourself money... Just stretch an old pair of worn undies over the wheel and leave a used sock on each seat... NO self-respecting tea-leaf will go anywhere near the car !

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Security skidmarks FTW.

Steeda UK said:

it should do [MENTION=22082]goldengooner[/MENTION] and to address [MENTION=13759]Monty[/MENTION] we recommend buying it with a wheel protection cover that we package as a default option.

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do you have a link to the Dislock on your site, please. also any discounts

FranzVonHoffer said:

This is my 21st century theft deterrent..

Mustang_gt_Fast-img2 by Erick, on Flickr

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Much less effective in Europe, most learn to drive with a manual box.
I keep my keys in a tin in the food cupboard & I have a Stoplock steering wheel bar.