How do you protect your Vette ?
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Yes they are. Deadly force is justified for possessions as well as life. Castle law: we don't have to retreat; act threatening, especially at night, on someone's property and you may be legally killed. It has happened & the property owners have been either not charged or no billed. You Don't Mess With Texas!
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From: toronto ontario
you can live in Canada.
were 25+ year old corvette are rarely on the menu, mainly because they assume it doesn't work.
and in winter there is no chance of them getting it past the drive way, let alone starting it.
the best way is to have very little gas or no gas. that way you force them to bring gas, or think twice about filling it up at the gas station. lol just joking.
gas is cheap now $.66/litre or $2.50/gallon
were 25+ year old corvette are rarely on the menu, mainly because they assume it doesn't work.
and in winter there is no chance of them getting it past the drive way, let alone starting it.
the best way is to have very little gas or no gas. that way you force them to bring gas, or think twice about filling it up at the gas station. lol just joking.
gas is cheap now $.66/litre or $2.50/gallon
Heel & Toe
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From: Folldal Norway
I live in a country with very little crime problems. 
I also live far away (high in the mountains) from the little crime we. But I still keep it in a locked garage, with the windows covered up.
But i worry a lot about "my precious" when I am out driving, and have to leave it for a short time.... I would be very greatfull if any of you would like to share some of your tricks with me (some of you mentioned som electric switches??? Have a -71)
Not to mention the gun laws i Norway.. 
But I happen to be active in the army, so I have a G-3 and a H&K 417 in my bedroom. Don`t think I even have to load any of them to make my point 
I also live far away (high in the mountains) from the little crime we. But I still keep it in a locked garage, with the windows covered up. But i worry a lot about "my precious" when I am out driving, and have to leave it for a short time.... I would be very greatfull if any of you would like to share some of your tricks with me (some of you mentioned som electric switches??? Have a -71)
But I happen to be active in the army, so I have a G-3 and a H&K 417 in my bedroom. Don`t think I even have to load any of them to make my point
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From: Melbourne, Fla. 6 months- New Middletown, Ohio 6 months
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Originally Posted by ratflinger View Post
Yes they are. Deadly force is justified for possessions as well as life. Castle law: we don't have to retreat; act threatening, especially at night, on someone's property and you may be legally killed. It has happened & the property owners have been either not charged or no billed. You Don't Mess With Texas!
Yes it is! Same goes for Florida and a number of other states. Most of these states also have reciprocy agreements with the other states that do not cater to the criminal. The more conservative the state is (or has been), the more they respect law abiding citizens rights.
Originally Posted by ratflinger View Post
Yes they are. Deadly force is justified for possessions as well as life. Castle law: we don't have to retreat; act threatening, especially at night, on someone's property and you may be legally killed. It has happened & the property owners have been either not charged or no billed. You Don't Mess With Texas!
Yes it is! Same goes for Florida and a number of other states. Most of these states also have reciprocy agreements with the other states that do not cater to the criminal. The more conservative the state is (or has been), the more they respect law abiding citizens rights.
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From: Saint John's, Florida
Quote:
Originally Posted by ratflinger View Post
Yes they are. Deadly force is justified for possessions as well as life. Castle law: we don't have to retreat; act threatening, especially at night, on someone's property and you may be legally killed. It has happened & the property owners have been either not charged or no billed. You Don't Mess With Texas!
Yes it is! Same goes for Florida and a number of other states. Most of these states also have reciprocy agreements with the other states that do not cater to the criminal. The more conservative the state is (or has been), the more they respect law abiding citizens rights.
Originally Posted by ratflinger View Post
Yes they are. Deadly force is justified for possessions as well as life. Castle law: we don't have to retreat; act threatening, especially at night, on someone's property and you may be legally killed. It has happened & the property owners have been either not charged or no billed. You Don't Mess With Texas!
Yes it is! Same goes for Florida and a number of other states. Most of these states also have reciprocy agreements with the other states that do not cater to the criminal. The more conservative the state is (or has been), the more they respect law abiding citizens rights.
Needless to say Edelmans has been gone for along time.
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From: waterloo ontario
you know for kid control.
Love the idea of someone shocking themselves while trying to take your possessions.
Oh yea need a cam setup to catch all the action. Maybe someone to be a test dummy.
Rod
Love the Vette
Last edited by rydoc; Dec 31, 2008 at 03:09 PM.
