[DML] Protecting your D look!!!
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[DML] Protecting your D look!!!
- From: efren hicks <marty_mcflyJr@xxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 14:21:24 -0800 (PST)
hey walter
the club is a very bad idea for all members to use
as a "protection device" do u know how easy it is to
steal a car with a club all u have to do is bring a
saw and cut the leather (takes less than 15
seconds)steering wheel take the club off mess with
the ignition and the car is gone i recommend u get
that new lock that goes on your pedals i dont know if
u have heard about it . its the best one ive seen i
should know i live in eas los angeles i see car get
jacked all the time
efren
16072
--- Walter <Whalt@xxxx> wrote:
> Richard,
>
> This has been discussed a few weeks ago on the DML.
> The quote that I like
> best was from someone who said something to the
> effect of, "Have you seen a
> Delorean? Yeah, it went that way." These cars are
> not anything that you
> can go around town in and not be noticed. I had a
> guy stop me by the door
> of a restaurant that I frequent asking me if I was
> the guy with the
> Delorean. And I didn't even drive the Delorean that
> day!
>
> I think that it would be a cool idea at future
> Delorean shows to have a
> video camera filming people getting in and out of
> their cars. We could have
> contests to see who looks the coolest while doing
> this. So many people
> watch me open & close those doors that I sometimes
> feel self conscious. (Is
> my hair straight, is my fly open, do my socks
> match?). It's almost like
> waving a big stainless steel flag every time you
> open a door.
>
> I would think that if anyone stole a Delorean, they
> would have to be very
> familiar with what they are getting into. I've
> watched passengers get in
> and out of mine. It's rather funny watching them
> try to figure out how to
> open the door from the inside. If the average
> person has trouble figuring
> out how to get in and out of the car, I can imagine
> the trouble that some
> idiot would have trying to steel one. And if he got
> away with it, someone
> somewhere would recognize the car or even parts from
> the car. I can
> describe just about every little imperfection in the
> body of mine.
>
> About using a club... I don't normally put one on my
> Delorean because I've
> used one (the Club brand) on another car with a
> leather steering wheel, and
> it damaged the leather on the wheel. Somehow the
> vinyl or plastic or
> whatever the stuff is has managed to scuff the
> leather. I'm not sure how it
> did this, but it has done it in several places. I
> think it has something to
> do with the rubbery club parts sticking to the
> leather and then having the
> hot sun and gravity pull the club down once it has
> gripped the leather.
> Before I put a club on my D again, I'm going to
> cover the rubber pieces with
> a felt sleeve.
>
> Walt Tampa, FL
>
>
>
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