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Post by lotas »

I use square screws for my stuff. Another smart idea might be those star ones, but heck those spanner things look unstealable. I mean with square ones you can still get a small phillips/flathead screwdriver in there and you could probably get it out, unless it strips quickly.

Can you get those spanner ones at home depot?
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let me know i can get them for you cheap im an engineer so i have those connections
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not that its any consolation but at least you can replace your glass :)
They don't even make replacements for my rear window. I had to buy a second Charger and harvest all the glass but the windshield just to be safe in case one window gets cracked some day.
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The glass is only gunnna cost me about $65 shipped on ebay. It's not really the money that pisses me off as much as the fact that someone came onto my propery and stole frome me. Apparently it's time to buy a gun. A 12 guage more than likely. Also...i'll be adding a camera to catch someone in the act. I'd love to find someone tryng to break into my vehicle. They'd be in for a hell of an awakening to say the least.
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a 40 cal or 10mm would be a better choice, with an AimPoint red-dot sight for moving targets, and laser for night use.
less chance of damaging the car than a gauge would be.
also much easier to handle.
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in south carolina you could put a couple in their head for trying to steal your shit, and you'd never spend a day in jail.
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agree with kiki something small and puts in a decent whole not deadly but deffinatly a pain... ill sell you one of my .38?s
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Post by smoker »

hey kiki....i get glass for classic rides all the time.....in my area we are about the only shop who will do classic cars......if you need something let me know...it aint cheap but it is new...
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i like putting in glass in older stuff especially the rear windows in old pickups some liquid soap and a string and a couple plastic glass tools and your set.
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sinister audio wrote:plastic glass tools .

I think I just found another great oxymoron...

now where to put it...

1. Microsoft Works
2. Free-will Baptist Church
3. Government Worker
4. Military Intelligence
5. Plastic glass tool
6. Moving Picture
...the list goes on
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