97 Taurus anti-theft question

"Tiger" <Lana_sands.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41E1D06A.10609@hotmail.com...
 > Eric Janzen wrote:
 >
  > >Hey group.
  > >
  > >I just purchased a bulldog remote starter
(http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/)
  > >and it says I need a security bypass because I have a Taurus that is
newer
  > >than 96 and should have anti-theft with a transponder BUT... my keys
are
  > >not big fat keys, so I don't think I have a transponder anti-theft. I am
  > >going to go ahead and install the remote start and I'll know for sure -
but
  > >I thought I would ask here too.
  > >
  > >Normal key = no anti-theft transponder
  > >Fat key = anti-theft transponder
  > >
  > >Right?
  > >
  > >Eric
  > >
  > >
  > >
  > >
 > Save your money, nobody wants to steal a taurus.
 >

Bullshit. Professional car thieves might stay away (not worth parting it
out), but the criminal looking for a ride so he can rob a convenience store
is going to steal anything, usually something inconspicuous; a Taurus is as
common as dogshit on the road, it's the perfect getaway car, because it
doesn't draw any attention.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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In news:alt.autos.ford, "Teknical" <teknical RemoveThis @gmail.com> posted on Sun, 9
Jan 2005 20:30:39 -0500:

 > Bullshit. Professional car thieves might stay away (not worth parting it
 > out),

That's odd. I thought one of the things that made the Toyota Camry such a
good target is because there are so many potential customers (lots of
Camries on the road) but there are far more Taurii and Sables, I think,
than Camries.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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