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<blockquote data-quote="LoudCrownVic" data-source="post: 906045" data-attributes="member: 551225"><p>Get stuff that isn't worth stealing. Lots of older equipment that doesn't look as good still will function just as good.</p><p></p><p>Or- Rig it up so it's a ***** to steal- chains, bolts, screws- epoxy. Drive ****ing screws out the side of the box- so many they can't pick it up. Bolt you amp to the sheetmetal and shave the heads. Removeable faceplate HU chained into the back of your dash, and electrical tape a few nails in with they wire so they can't snip it as easy. use special clamps, hot glue or epoxy to hold the cable down so it can't be pulled out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LoudCrownVic, post: 906045, member: 551225"] Get stuff that isn't worth stealing. Lots of older equipment that doesn't look as good still will function just as good. Or- Rig it up so it's a ***** to steal- chains, bolts, screws- epoxy. Drive ****ing screws out the side of the box- so many they can't pick it up. Bolt you amp to the sheetmetal and shave the heads. Removeable faceplate HU chained into the back of your dash, and electrical tape a few nails in with they wire so they can't snip it as easy. use special clamps, hot glue or epoxy to hold the cable down so it can't be pulled out. [/QUOTE]
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