Protecting your charger... What do you do?

[GreenMachine]

I've found that the best way to try and keep a car thief from stealing your ride is not to buy one. But, aside from that, I like hidden kill switches.

These can make it much harder for thieves to simply drive off. Most times, especially in a city, if they have to push it, they will leave it.

That's what the flatbed is for. i'd imagine a lot of chargers would be stolen to order nowadays.

on another forum i read a story of how they got into the house, stole the keys, got the car out of the garage and wheeled it out, all while the owners were sleeping.  

fwiw, mine has a cheap gps tracker hidden inside. i can get it's position sms to my mobile phone.

Will you post what GPS tracker you're using, I didn't know there were cheap ones available.

[MoparMotel]

I've found that the best way to try and keep a car thief from stealing your ride is not to buy one. But, aside from that, I like hidden kill switches.

These can make it much harder for thieves to simply drive off. Most times, especially in a city, if they have to push it, they will leave it.

That's what the flatbed is for. i'd imagine a lot of chargers would be stolen to order nowadays.

on another forum i read a story of how they got into the house, stole the keys, got the car out of the garage and wheeled it out, all while the owners were sleeping.  

fwiw, mine has a cheap gps tracker hidden inside. i can get it's position sms to my mobile phone.

Will you post what GPS tracker you're using, I didn't know there were cheap ones available.

I'm curios as well. I'd rather try one of those instead of spending $600 for Lojack

[kab69440]

Skip has a salient point. While we all love our mopars, in the final analysis it's just a material thing and certainly not worth a life. 

Just because you're entitled to an opinion does not obligate me to agree with you. Anyone caught fooling around with my car WILL disappear.