<VV> Re: INline gas turnoff

[Tareece at aol.com]

 JR,
    Point taken. But, in my mind, I wouldn't want to risk the life of others 
for a delayed anti-theft tool...(I was going to say theft deterrant but seeing 
how this works AFTER the theft...) 
     Another thought, if the person was to get away with the car and then it 
stop...whoaaa are talking a PO'D theif...you can expect major damage to the 
door as he left.
   I would go with the ol' battery lever, a lock mechanism BEHIND the license 
plate (I heard that on here or in the tech manual sometime) as well as a 
visible deterrant like the CLUB...anything to make them spend time and they will 
move on to a easier target.
In a message dated 5/17/2005 8:22:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
hmlinc at sbcglobal.net writes:
I see your point and I've been rear ended at least three times that I can 
remember over the years.  Always by someone not looking in the direction 
their car was pointed.

Could you get sued for it?  I suppose.  Would they win?  Probably not likely 
since THEY ran into YOU (at least - into your car).  It is not even likely 
that your turn off switch would be discovered at the scene - if there ever 
were a scene to begin with.  So, the car stalled in traffic.  Happens EVERY 
day!

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Later, JR

Todd Reece
65 Monza Convert
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