Posted by ericlb on September 14, 2017 at 05:44:53 from (97.44.128.217):
In Reply to: farm pickup stolen posted by Mtractor on September 13, 2017 at 20:31:35:
thats one of the most highly sought after trucks out there, not sure why thieves like the 94 to 98 models, but they do, my guess is being mechanical, there easy to swipe if there factory stock, slim jim the door, slide hammer the ignition and use a screwdriver to start er, a well equipped low life can get it in about a minute and a half, newer electronic trucks are harder to get running, as mentioned a hidden fuel shut off helps stop that, its getting to where a person has to put a ranch hand bumper on the truck, and chain the thing to a big tree with a logging chain to keep whats his anymore , hope you get it back in running condition
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