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From: ron@hpfcmt.UUCP (ron)
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Wed, 17-Jul-85 13:34:00 EDT
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Re: Non-standard installation


But then again, some stereo rip off artists use HATCHETS to remove the 
offending dashboard material


Perhaps a coil spring under the seat which is tripped by the alarm 
system for removing the offender from your vehicle. (Explosive bolts for
removing the roof from the line of fire can be installed at a nominal
additional cost.)  Suspension springs are of adequate power.

Seriously, about the hatchets, I know of a pair of burgalars (who were
caught in the act) who were busily chopping out the $ 200 stereo from 
the dash and completely ignored the $ 30,000 in instruments in the 
back of the station wagon. ("Hey Larry, what's a 'spectrum analyser'?" 
"Gee Mo, I dunno. It's too heavy, leave it here.")

Ron Miller
{ihnp4}hpfcla!ron

("The only good burglar is the HAMburglar")