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Re: Alarm fitter recommendations
[Re: jame5]
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16/06/2013 20:19
16/06/2013 20:19
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sparkyman
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Sorry don't know that area, but at one point a couple of years back me and a couple of other coupe owner's phoned alarm place's asking for a group price if you like for the coupe, if any coupe owners live near you it might work out better that way.
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Re: Alarm fitter recommendations
[Re: bockers]
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17/06/2013 17:49
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Why do you want an alarm? They just make lots of noise, piss of neighbours and kill the battery  Save your money would be my advice, the immobiliser is more than adequate on the coupe and if the central locking is not working there are units to be had for under £30 that can fix that. I have a rather expensive stereo system that is made by a company that no longer exists, and it's more for when the coupe's not parked at home.
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Re: Alarm fitter recommendations
[Re: jame5]
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22/06/2013 12:36
22/06/2013 12:36
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the_mule
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the_mule
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na that's wrong bock they really do deture it been proven that's why you can get more insurance discount for a cat 1 any thief wont want to Couse attention or risk some one running out with a baseball bat they always pick on the quiet cars first although there are always exceptions to the rules!
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