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Sodium Duck · 03-02-2009, 11:05 AM

Just when you thought thievery and no goodery was beginning to slow down... you find out they want your precious precious catalytic converter. *drum roll please*

I added some lttle comments here and there for my amusement...

INTRODUCING THE CAT LOCK! (Yes folks) -- Catalytic converter theft is on the rise -- thieves want the platinum, palladium, and rhodium metals from inside. (yes, I hear they have massive refineries to melt it all down - or they just wear the catalytic converter on a gold chain and call it, "bling") Here's a simple solution: CatClamp. As the name implies, it's a catalytic converter lock. Avoiding getting too technical, in a nutshell it locks to the frame of a vehicle, working like a giant cage around the converter. It features heavy-duty aircraft wire rope, which is nearly impossible to cut (INSERT - with scissors. Bolt cutters, well that's another story) without an industrial machine. It costs $149; replacing a stolen converter will probably set you back four figures.

HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHA, they're like 80 bucks! Maybe they are talking about paying in Yen...

CatClamp; 419/478-1313.
www.catclamp.com

And the other one is a CD cleaner.

03-02-2009, 11:05 AM	#11
Sodium Duck ╚══════════RN Drives: 2008 Liftback Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Western Mass. Posts: 999	Just when you thought thievery and no goodery was beginning to slow down... you find out they want your precious precious catalytic converter. drum roll please I added some lttle comments here and there for my amusement... INTRODUCING THE CAT LOCK! (Yes folks) -- Catalytic converter theft is on the rise -- thieves want the platinum, palladium, and rhodium metals from inside. (yes, I hear they have massive refineries to melt it all down - or they just wear the catalytic converter on a gold chain and call it, "bling") Here's a simple solution: CatClamp. As the name implies, it's a catalytic converter lock. Avoiding getting too technical, in a nutshell it locks to the frame of a vehicle, working like a giant cage around the converter. It features heavy-duty aircraft wire rope, which is nearly impossible to cut (INSERT - with scissors. Bolt cutters, well that's another story) without an industrial machine. It costs $149; replacing a stolen converter will probably set you back four figures. HAHAHAHHAHAAHAHA, they're like 80 bucks! Maybe they are talking about paying in Yen... CatClamp; 419/478-1313. www.catclamp.com And the other one is a CD cleaner. __________________ 42.88

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