Truck just got broken into, broad daylight

[31_bandits]

the jimmijammer looks interesting.

breakins suck, seems like alot of bad luck with those in texas lately.

[ree]

Originally Posted by hummer74

They said my homeowners insurance will cover anything stolen.

What if you have no home...just the HUMMER?

[Klaus]

This site has both front and rear door kits listed:

http://www.trucktechniques.com/jimmijammer.html

GM Hummer H2 2003-2006 SUT 2005-2006 WITH LOCKS ON BOTH FRONT DOORS JJ-021200 $44.95

GM Hummer H2 2003-2006 SUT 2005-2006 WITH LOCKS ON DRIVERS FRONT DOOR ONLY JJ-021205 $44.95

GM Hummer H2 2003-2006 SUT 2005-2006 REAR SIDE DOORS JJ-021210 $44.95

[PackerFever]

Originally Posted by PARAGON

he doesn't even need to be on the phone. the phone just needs to be on.

I believe you are correct. My step brother, in Green Bay, was mugged, robbed, wrists slit, throat cut and he was tied to a bed frame and left to die.....He LIVED. His car and cell phone were stolen and the fockheads who did it were caught because they were soo friggen stupid they kept the phone on and used it several times....they tracked the phone and the phone they called most often. One was the guy with the phone the other was the guy who put the shot gun in my step brothers mouth and yelled BANG!.

One punk was under 18 and copped a plea the other is in prison for a long time...all because of the phone.

Step bro had to break apart the bed frame...he's a very big guy, to get free and managed to get to a neighbors house before he lost all his blood. He survived and the punks are in jail. Stupid mf'ers.

[Harry Finklestein]

That happened to me once. They stole all the change in my console too. It really makes me want to kick someone in the shmekel.

Does any one know of any coupons for these jibber jabbers?

[tomp]

Phil, they can still get in by reaching in there. There is a lock rod on each door even if there is no key cynlinder. Steve at JimmiJammer will be glad to answer any questions: redline34@cox.net

[tomp]

www.jimmijammer.com and www.trucksecurity.com are the same company. Trucksecurity is where people buy
the products.

[Agriv8r]

ordering a few sets monday

[H2D2]

Should slap an Auto Page 860 alarm on it. That would have set it off and then the system would have paged you that your alarm was going off and what was wrong (I.E. Hatch open, Door open, shock sensor, etc)

Then you can go out and beat some ass. Because it has the FM frequency and not AM like most remotes, it has more range and the LCD display tells you what's up with your ride

[md_sailor]

Just posted this to another thread but it would apply here as well! This would make a nice add on to your alarm and add teeth to the command to "Please step away from the Vehicle" There is video included at the Link.
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/africa/9812...me.thrower.car

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (CNN) -- Crime-obsessed South Africans have a powerful new weapon with which to stop likely criminals: the car flamethrower.

Casting a man-high fireball, reportedly with no damage to the paint, the Blaster has been placed on 25 South African vehicles since its introduction last month.

At 3,900 rand ($655), it offers a cheap, dramatic defense against carjackers. It has yet to be deemed illegal.

South African courts allow killing if convinced that it's in self-defense. The defense is not unheard of. In last year's 13,000 carjackings, criminals often brandished weapons or used them with little provocation.

The Blaster squirts liquefied gas from a bottle in the automobile's trunk through two nozzles, located under the front doors. The gas is then ignited by an electric spark, with fiery consequences.

Both sides flame at the same time, regardless of whether the attack is coming from just one side of the vehicle, or whether passersby are on the other side. But the breadth and depth of blast can be modified according to individual preference.

Fire blinds, not kills, maker assures

Blaster inventor Charl Fourie, 33, disputed concerns that the flamethrower could burn someone to death.

"My personal feeling is that it would definitely blind a person. He will never see again," he said

Firefighters, medical personnel and the police agree 100 percent "that it will never kill a person," Fourie asserted. "This is definitely non-lethal.... A person is not going to stand there for a minute while you roast him. It will fend off the attacker, and that's the end of it."

Fourie has filed an international patent application. He anticipates thousands of orders nationally and from abroad. "The demand is huge," he said.

First customer a Johannesburg police official

The first buyer, Police Superintendent David Walkley of Johannesburg's crime intelligence unit, is satisfied the Blaster is legal, provided it is used correctly.

"It depends entirely on the circumstances and whether you can justify self-defense," he said.

"Yes, there are certain risks in using it, but there are also risks in not having anything at all."

Who's going to be the first to install one? Hmmmm...I wonder if Klaus has install instructions for it?