From: Mel Miller (nourmahal@worldnet.att.net)
Date: Sun Aug 08 2004 - 23:14:11 PDT
Howdy Wayne,
True what you say but true only if the troop checks out the truck. If
the troop is intent upon theft then all bets are off. Most of the M880's
I have encountered had a length of chain long enough to go through the
steering wheel with a lock attached bolted to the floor!
Mel Miller
M884
M886
On Saturday, August 7, 2004, at 12:58 PM, Wayne Harris wrote:
> I get what you mean but no need to change the switch not many car theft
> rings lying in wait to steal M880 Dodges I would be more afraid that
> after this long the switch would be so wore out that you wouldn't even
> need a key to crank it. FYI About the troops It really wouldn't work
> that way. When checking out most military vehicles you have to get the
> logbook from the TAMMS clerk and turn it back in at the end on the day
> (or when you return) keys if supplied would stay with the logbook.
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