He lives in Hamilton ffs lol we used to kick about Strathy park back in the day full of all sorts of stolen cloned motors.
Didn't really need to be a locksmith in the old days. I remember when Fords had about 5 keys
I mean the stuff that if you are caught carrying by the police they call it "going prepared" or whatever it is. You know very well what I mean, whether I called it by the wrong name or not. And no I didn't unlock my company car by throwing a brick through the window every time I locked myself out of it, on some other company's car park!When you say 'packing tape', do you mean pallet banding, or the brown stuff that comes in a roll?
I have used a loop of banding to get into a mates car with a sticky up locking prong. The only way i can think of getting in with packing tape is to cover a brick in the stuff and lob it through a window
The only way i can think of getting in with packing tape is to cover a brick in the stuff and lob it through a window
Yeah, pallet strapping/banding. You could argue your case of having some of that in your boot. Just have four or five foot, and cut it to size when you had to use itI mean the stuff that if you are caught carrying by the police they call it "going prepared" or whatever it is. You know very well what I mean, whether I called it by the wrong name or not. And no I didn't unlock my company car by throwing a brick through the window every time I locked myself out of it, on some other company's car park!
I'm just an amateur
The number of idiots who try to do it with pry bars and wire coathangers, lol! The banding is so mauch more elegant, quicker and leaves no marks! Twas an AA man who showed me how to do it when we accidentally locked a mate's mother's keys in the car he had borrowed off her!Yeah, pallet strapping/banding. You could argue your case of having some of that in your boot. Just have four or five foot, and cut it to size when you had to use it
Tis another way but then they often have to get into a car in double quick time while being chased after by the person who thinks they own it! In the old days of quarter lights they used to simply bash it in and go from there. They don't car about doing some damage. Also they have to be able to open anytype of car.
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Tis another way but then they often have to get into a car in double quick time while being chased after by the person who thinks they own it! In the old days of quarter lights they used to simply bash it in and go from there. They don't car about doing some damage. Also they have to be able to open anytype of car.
One I like is the golf ball and hammer technique.
Say no more, but it leaves no evidence!
Yes. You could only open it with the key.
Not elegant and you are driving with glass in your asre, if you can get it started, although crossing the wires was easier in the old days.
Nah, in the good old days you didn't lock your door and the Krays were good to their mum!Not elegant and you are driving with glass in your asre, if you can get it started, although crossing the wires was easier in the old days.
Not elegant and you are driving with glass in your asre, if you can get it started, although crossing the wires was easier in the old days.
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