ViribusUnits

Lets say you ahve to park you car in a public lot for a few days. Airport trip or something.

What do you do to keep you car safe?

I know Porsche has a dang effective key system that is hard to pick, and difficult to open doors.

Anything else?

Jessa

Take the steering wheel and/or shift lever with you on your trip

ErnestSw

Leave your 14 foot pet aligator on the front seat.

Old & New

Park it close to the attendant's booth.

Pull a certain relay.

Leave an active beehive in the car?

Nicole

Remove the "Tip" from the Jager engineering TipShifter (Automatic only)

Lagavulin

Take a cab!

sweanders

I have the original alarm and Immobilizer PLUS an extra alarm and an extra immobilizer. The car is always parked in a normal parking building in the center of my town except for when I tuck it away for winter saving in a secret location.

So far so good.

DonT

Drive my other car.

jayc67

Thats why I dropped a whopping $1500 for it. It's disposable.
The 928 is priceless.

Beth

Use an airport van or shuttle service.

Normy

It's a bit risky, but you might consider leaving your car at an airport hotel [Marriott or Hyatt] and sneaking on their courtesy van. DON'T forget to tip the driver! They probably won't realize that your car is not owned by a guest- but look in windows to make sure that there is not some sort of pass that guests are given and told to leave on the dashboard.

The way that I keep my 928 safe? Airport car- '97 Ford Aerostar that I just bought. I have an employee parking pass for MCO.

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Greggles

After you’ve parked close to the attendant, fed your alligator and pulled your relay, don't forget the boot

http://www.denverboot.com/

Randy V

Trunk Monkey!

Link: Trunk Monkey Vehicle Protection System

Normy

You know, maybe just stiking it in the long term lot at IAH would not be such a bad idea- just put it at the edge of the parking lot, under a light-

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Eric G

Trunk monkey sounds good, but if you're not there, how do you push the button to release him?

I like the pull the relay move (I've certainly had a lot of experience with the relays lately).