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Hi  , a idea that has come up on another forum to do with all the old cars that are dissapearing .

 

The idea is that if you see any sort of cars being towed or being loaded up ... whatever , you take a picture or film it getting the car  and registration and keep it on your phone for a while , and check on your forums stolen section .

 

Might not help but its better than doing nothing . What do people think ?

 

I would appreciate it if people could post a similar message on anyother car forums they use .

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good idea ill do the same......what about those gps things that people plank around the countryside and other folk hunt them down using its coordinates?....we could start planting them in our cars

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I think iots a good idea and i will be doing the same! I always slow down to look at the cars on trailers but never thought about this? I think that we should start a thread, if nothing more its a deterent for the worthless pieces of $£!t and one day it could be yours thats on route for parts strip!

 

I will be stamping my chassis number all over mine in really obnoxious places so only i will know the locations...

 

Happy snapping!!!

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I never realised it was so common as a truck driver I see I see old cars on trucks and trailers all the time but never even though they could be stolen. I will start logging number plates from now on....... as I'm only just starting my project I will be hiding chassis numbers in many places. Can you buy micro dots for cars same as bikes

Posted

Datatag is the common system used on bikes for probably 20 odd years and does help identify the easily disposable items and works well. Ultraviolet marker pens are another damn good idea - just registration number and a postcode is easy enough to scribble everywhere on your car.

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Datatag is the common system used on bikes for probably 20 odd years and does help identify the easily disposable items and works well. Ultraviolet marker pens are another damn good idea - just registration number and a postcode is easy enough to scribble everywhere on your car.

 

My bike had Datatag chips and also alpha-dot dots. I suppose you could just buy a dot kit, I don't see any reason you couldn't put it on a car. 

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Problem with data tag is not many agencies have the readers to scan for the chips. We had them about ten years ago but haven't used them since. Not even sure we have them at all anymore !

That's not good news, I'll bet the manufacturer keeps quiet about that when they're selling you the product in the first place!

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