Alex Black wrote: >I'd also suggest that you check the policy regarding what constitutes security in a locked >vehicle. I was prompted to check my policy at the suggestion of a friend who had suffered a >loss and the standard terms declared that he was indemnified if the boot could only be >opened with a key externally. Most modern cars offer the 'convenience' of fold down back >seats for greater flexibility but insurance companies view this as a risk because it makes >it easier to access the contents of the boot via a smashed side window.
My situation, so I bought a gun security case from a country sports shop. It's made to hold shot-guns and the like. I bolted it to the boot of the car and put the valuable bits in when to car is going to be left unattended. The car can still be stolen of course, but no-one can make a quick smash-and-grab. Yours, Duncan Wherrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.wherrett.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
