To stop thieves I use a power cutt off switch. Second, a gasoline cut off switch.If you are using an electric gasoline pump, a separate switch to give / cut off power to the pump is the way to go. If using a mechanical pump, a motorcycle gas tank valve does it. With both devices, the thieves will never start the car ( no power) and if going through the power block ( which I doubt ) they will run out of gas within a mile.
Add to that an alarm , and if you leave yourcar in a driveway ... anchor it. Put a metal ear in the concrete of the floor/ driveway. Thick chain and a hefty lock from floor ear to the rear axle will keep it there.Short chain, so there is no area for busting the chain.
This is too much, the thieves will never have the time nor piece of mind to go over all those obstacles.
If you want to add a conventional alarm on top of it, fine.

O forgot to add, with todays technology you can add a miniature camera , hidden in a corner of the car.The camera is fed from the car battery, with ultra minimum power usage. I have seen this on TV, in reality programs, this cameras can be checked via computer.....I will find out about it. That would be cool, to tape those imbeciles while they take off......if they ever after all the security devices... but still they deserve hell for entering the car and violating it's sanctity.

if its auto just leave it in reverse if the thief is in a rush they would never think of it, maybe???

That really sucks dude - what @#$@s!

Go a cleverly hidden immobiliser switch methinks.

Did the pricks damage your door getting in?

I can get Jaycar car alarms wholesale if you're keen (they're a bit dodgy though)

TC

yeah rotor button sounds the easiest... not the most secure but sure do the job.. on top of that locking bonnet pins lol again you'd have to do a lot to get it started but its probably worth it..

Immobiliser. Theif's would never expect it on a ol car.

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woops i ment rotor button im such and idiot

my mate's 510 wagon was stolen when he forgot to park his truck to block the driveway--first time in his life he didn't block it, so the thief must've been scoping it every night

Install a kill switch in the engine bay or, preferably, under the driver's seat.
Matty

take the resistor cap out of the distuributor quick and easy

add a cleverly hidden kill switch.