trackers?
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Marmaduke
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Take a look at the stolen section and see who's got there's back....
My experience
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/f362gmb-just-found-it-bastid-gone.297108/
raisingveg
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layer after layer after layer keep the thieving ****s occupied so they give up just as you arrive and start chopping them
neilly
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There have been Landies stolen where the tracker has gone off line a few minutes after being stolen. There have also been trackers found because a tracker was fitted.
If they are a professional outfit then the chances are they are going to have it away at some point if they want it, however if they are jsut a bunch of thievin scrotes , nasty toe rags who are going to break it for bits, then chances are they may be looking for an easy payday. So as said above, Laye your security.
Physical locks, alarms , immobilisers, barriers, trackers,............They will all make a difference.
Cheers
If they are a professional outfit then the chances are they are going to have it away at some point if they want it, however if they are jsut a bunch of thievin scrotes , nasty toe rags who are going to break it for bits, then chances are they may be looking for an easy payday. So as said above, Laye your security.
Physical locks, alarms , immobilisers, barriers, trackers,............They will all make a difference.
Cheers
Mr S1
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You can NEVER have too much security.
Ever.
Ever.
