Sean,
The article in C&D says that the people are taking whatever is inside
the car like phones, CD's, whatever is in the trunk, glove box, console,
money in the coin holder, etc. Flashlights anything they can easily
move for a few bucks for drugs. They may pull a stereo or CB/radar
detector if it is easy, but the druggies aren't parting out the cars or
even joy riding, just trying to get whatever they can to sell for the
next hit.
Yea, there are still chop shops and people that steal nice
wheels/tires. Get your glass etched with your VIN and use a club, don't
leave valuables visible or be seen putting them in the trunk. None of
this will stop a pro, but most thefts are opportunity thefts by amatuers.
AS much as I love SHO's, they aren't a hot target for the pros.
Don Mallinson
Sean Simons wrote:
>My cousin's '94 Integra was stolen recently, and by the time he filed a
>report with the police, they had already found it stripped. Fortunately for
>him, he was getting tired of a stupid problem it was having, so he wasn't
>that sore about it, but it was a fun car to drive. Maybe this is an
>increasing trend.
>
>I'm not sure what anyone could find worth selling on a stock SHO. At least
>to any sort of broad market. I guess they might just end up SOL after
>pulling a set of slicers.
>
>-Sean Simons
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