Manual Transmission best anti theft device. (vehicle, purchase, Acura, diesel)

[easy62]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/vide...PmF?li=BBnbfcL

[TexasLawyer2000]

A better anti-theft device is to not leave your keys in your car when you go into a store...

[reed067]

Originally Posted by TexasLawyer2000

A better anti-theft device is to not leave your keys in your car when you go into a store...

I thought the same thing but you have to admit it’s some what true the majority of people out there can’t drive a three pedal car.

[ukrkoz]

Originally Posted by reed067

I thought the same thing but you have to admit it’s some what true the majority of people out there can’t drive a three pedal car.

That's because you need three feet to operate that. Only rich can afford such option.

[easy62]

If you really want to freak them out have a older vehicle with a 3 on the tree lol that would really confuse the hell out of them.

[Hawk4042C]

The best part was towards the end of the story.

You might think the story ends there, but it turns out Lawrence has been identified as the suspect in a convenience store robbery that went wrong the same day as the failed carjacking. Lawrence allegedly tried to pull off the convenience store robbery with a homemade weapon, but he wasn't taken seriously by the clerk. He then proceeded to legally purchase a six-pack of beer at said convenience store.

What a dope.

[Electrician4you]

Originally Posted by easy62

If you really want to freak them out have a older vehicle with a 3 on the tree lol that would really confuse the hell out of them.

Lol. That was what I learned to drive on. 59 Chevy Apache. Bought it off a old farmer for $200 bucks. It was a real winner. But it was wheels

I have a fordcdiesel with a ZF6. Most people can’t figure out how to put it in reverse or granny low

[easy62]

Originally Posted by Electrician4you

Lol. That was what I learned to drive on. 59 Chevy Apache. Bought it off a old farmer for $200 bucks. It was a real winner. But it was wheels

I drove my x mother in-laws Maverick had sheet metal patches all over it.

[zoomzoom3]

It's the truth, hardly anyone knows how to drive one.

I used to park a '98 Acura Integra with a 5 speed manual unlocked in a bad area when I was younger & no one ever messed with it. Vehicles with autos were stolen all the time however.

[ukrkoz]

Originally Posted by Electrician4you

Lol. That was what I learned to drive on. 59 Chevy Apache. Bought it off a old farmer for $200 bucks. It was a real winner. But it was wheels

I have a fordcdiesel with a ZF6. Most people can’t figure out how to put it in reverse or granny low

No need to look for old car. Take Mazdaspeed, go figure how reverse is engaged.