Subject	my advice....
Posted by	zippin on October 25, 2003 at 9:10 AM
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In Reply To	Anyone watch the dateline re: key codes and theft? posted by Scott (NC) on October 24, 2003 at 07:35 PM
Message	place a small label or piece of paper over the VIN...visible underneath the driver's side windshield. so a potential thief can't write the code down and run to the dealer for the key. however, if i recall my 94TTZ also had the VIN's etched on the t-tops?
Follow Ups	Anyone watch the dateline re: key codes and theft? - Scott (NC) 19:35:16 10/24/03 Consumers want the cheapest price - SactoTodd 19:41:22 10/24/03 I think you're right on target. (n/m) - CaptK(ATL) 20:02:18 10/24/03 yep (n/m) - Scott (NC) 20:03:44 10/24/03 Saw that too.... It was disgusting how easy it all was. (n/m) - surrealist 20:03:39 10/24/03 Scary thing is that I did it w/ my friend's Z. - John(Houston) 21:58:01 10/24/03 How much did that cost? Dealer told me it was $40 to look it - zeddiea27 02:04:32 10/25/03 My dealer did it for $8.00 Total, With genuine blank (n/m) - Fast300 13:13:41 10/25/03 Why should they ask? You had the code. - Fast300 13:48:12 10/25/03 The dealer who sold my car requested - sasha 23:25:21 10/24/03 my advice.... - zippin 09:10:59 10/25/03 When I had my Z, VIN was on dr/pass window and t-top (n/m) - Scott (NC) 10:51:39 10/25/03 And rear glass (n/m) - Fast300 13:11:34 10/25/03 Another key scam - valet makes copy and gets address ..... - reed 13:17:08 10/25/03
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