fuel stolen

Abraxaz1 · 20 Oct 2011 at 21:10

helpimcrap said:
considered a thin bit so when they are drilling so they can drill into the tank but when they spark the metal.... job done...

ever tried to drill a stainless steel sheet with a normal drilla nd drill bit, they'd be there till the point you drive to work in the morning.
I like the hump idea very clever, only issue is if you want to work on the car

Fr0dders · 20 Oct 2011 at 21:52

Abraxaz1 said:
ever tried to drill a stainless steel sheet with a normal drilla nd drill bit, they'd be there till the point you drive to work in the morning.
I like the hump idea very clever, only issue is if you want to work on the car

Move it further down the drive obviously

Unless your drive is so short it only just fits on of course.

JonF · 20 Oct 2011 at 22:29

godinman said:
I theorise that it would be possible to access the tank from the other side of the vehicle. Possibly by positioning oneself underneath the vehicle.

True, not as easy as next door, or the ones on the street though. Try and keep it less easy for them than others...

helpimcrap · 21 Oct 2011 at 08:09

JonF said:
True, not as easy as next door, or the ones on the street though. Try and keep it less easy for them than others...

exactly. that's why mine was got at.

plastic tank(well not metal), easy to access, not much chance of passers-by seeing, out of view of houses.....