Use the address of a non Tiger owner in another state for the "self addressed
envelope". Problem solved.
On Mar 10, 2011, at 4:53 PM, "Terry" <strombecker@telus.net> wrote:
> I think the last thing I would worry about is my key code. Let me see,
>insert knife into soft top and open car, unplug the wires from the ignition
>and short them out and your on the road running. Most people don't know what
>a Tiger is, and if they do, they are proffesionals. If he got my key code
>from the book of Norm, he must be a wealthy proffesional theif if he could buy
>the book. Then buy the key blank and a cutting machine. With the cost of the
>book of Norm, he may break even on the car...LOL. Better start locking up
>your book of Norm, it is appreciating faster than the car. Hmmm your adress,
>go to the Norm site look up TAC cars, if you got it TACed, it is probably a
>nice car if you took the time to have it done. You may have a book of Norm
>too, look up name on TAC site, look up address for name on the internet, as
>the state or province is given on the site. Now have name and address. Would
>you really worry about the key guy. I would be more worried about the TAC
>site and internet. With the prices of the book of Norm, the theif will
>probably walk right by the car and go for the book. I would be more worried
>about the book, thank god I don't have one ... LOL.
>
> This is all in fun
>
> Terry XXXXXXXXX
> BXXXXXX
> Address Unknown
> Key XXXX
>
> Just incase a theif is reading and subscribing to our forum and getting all
>our names and information, how far and how much we have restored our cars.
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Witt" <atwittsend@verizon.net>
> To: <tigers@autox.team.net>
> Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 9:30 AM
> Subject: Re: [Tigers] ordering Tiger keys
>
>
>> >>>He asks people to send him the code number from the ignition switch
>>>>with
>> a self addressed stamped envelope,<<<
>>
>> Hum..., he has the key number - and your address... (not implying anything
>against the key guy, only the concept of giving out the key number and your
>address).
>>
>> Then again the key codes are listed in TBON. Well..., it looks like we have
>a thousand suspects right there.
>>
>> I'd at least pull the coil wire. What with the faulty Tiger hood release it
>may be a great theft deterrent.
>>
>> All said in fun, - but with an air of caution.
>>
>> Tom
>>
>> PS Are the correct cut keys (not just the appropriate blanks) part of a
>Concours?
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