

| Subject: | Re: Vanagon in Rough neighborhood Update (or "down"-date?) |
| From: | Jim DiGennaro |
| Date: | Tue, 11 May 1999 22:51:48 -0400 |
I was reading the post about the fellow who's camper was broken into. I
'm sorry to here it. I'm thankful for the town I live in. ITs fairly
safe. I can walk the streets at nite without worry, most of the time I
run into people I know.
Anyway, I take a different aproach to the security of my Vanagon. In
town, I usually don't lock it. Even though I have full glass coverage,
I rather they not break the glass to get into my bus to steal my 50
dollar Spark-o-matic radio. Most everything else in the bus is
inexpensive and everything is replaceable. Even if I had a high dollar
radio, I'd still leave it unlocked. My thoughts are I can get it
replaced. And chances are I can get a better radio out of the insurance
company, they don't ask what type it was when I insure the van. So I
could tell them it was a nice alpine. ;)
Most of the redneck thiefs around here don't even look at a Vanagon.
There are always better fish to catch. Out of town I lock my bus, but
I'm never too far away from it anyway. Knock on wood I'm pretty lucky,
I havn't been robbed. Just my thoughts on the subject. Take care.
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-Jim DiGennaro
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