>Laura
>pretty well summed it up, thanks Laura!!
You're welcome Bill.
Oh, and when I'm in a car show-I leave the keys in the ignition too-too many
people standing around for someone to just get in and drive off-even at
Woodley. (L.A. British Car Day.)
Did I say that the cars that get stolen are the ones with a wider re-sale
value? And it is a stastic that special interest cars (like ours) aren't
desirable to car thieves as they are too individualistic, too easy to be
spotted and identified. And that's from L.A. crime investigation.
Off to my b-day dinner-it's been fun guys!
Laura G.
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>> Geesh, You people must live in high crime areas!!??
>> I don't even know if my ignition key is removable, it
>> stays in there all the time!! Why??
>> 1. Not many people know what a manual choke is and
>> it won't start without pulling it out!!
>> 2. Not a whole lot of people know what a clutch is and
>> wouldn't know how to change gears!!
>> 3. They would have a very hard time selling it, not every-
>> one will fit inside it!!
>> 4. On a quick deal, they wouldn't get enough out of it
>> for a small drug fix!! Hee, Hee. Bill
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>> Now I'm curious. The crime rate here isn't excessively high, but, 1) 80%
>> know what a choke is, 2) 100% KNOW what a clutch is but don't necessarily
>> know who to change gears smoothly (but they can change them once they get
>> going), and 3) I'd think my car would be worth more than $5, I'd cry if it
>> wasn't. Where do you live again?
>> Michael (smack dab in the middle of L.A.)
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