You know, this was a serious, legitimate question and this thread has turned into a big joke. I know everyone here has quite a bit of time, money and sweat invested in their cars, so I don't get the amusement. I think this is really something that needs to be addressed by  the group or the powers that be. Are Kalynn and myself alone in this?

[QUOTE=VNCRUISER]  You know, this was a serious, legitimate question and this thread has turned into a big joke. I know everyone here has quite a bit of time, money and sweat invested in their cars, so I don't get the amusement. I think this is really something that needs to be addressed by  the group or the powers that be. Are Kalynn and myself alone in this? [/QUOTE]

cilrah2007-01-07 21:47:00

It is with deep regret that you did not take my suggestion of LoJack seriously.    There are several members on this forum that are policemen that gave me that advise last year and I thought it was the most logical choice.    That is why I passed the info along.

       Just curious, why don't you believe there is anything to worry about? Do you know something I don't?  As far as Lojack, we have that and an alarm too....doesn't stop a thief. I'm in the car business and have seen recovered Lojack cars...... I even sell Lojack through the dealer I work for! Not always pretty. What about vandalism? No electronic security system can stop that. I have been to bike week at Laughlin where hotels have special parking with added 'special" security for the event and guess what? Bikes still disappear! I really don't feel this has been taken as seriously as it should have been in the initial planning.... Don't think anyone would steal a Corvette, Cilrah? Why do you think an alarm became standard  equipment......... Not trying to be an a$$   Also, according to Hagerty Insurance, the most stolen collector car is a Corvette, 68-72. VNCRUISER2007-01-07 23:08:57

So what do you all do when you take your rides to the grocery store, or the beer store, or the son's ball game?  Ever watched the movie "Gone in Sixty Seconds"?  Cause that's all it takes with or without all this "security" you're talking about.  And statistically, you're at more risk at the more common places you drive your cars to than any particular hotel in Carson City! Adam Wartell2007-01-08 07:52:33

I REALLY do not want this (or would have expected this) to turn into a bashing.  Reid (and others) have every right to be concerned about security.  As I mentioned a couple times above...I, as the head of C3VR, do not feel it is necessary to seek special security.  If Reid and/or other members feel they would like extra security, they are more than welcome to find it, and finance it for their particular Vettes.

I would suggest if you have a VERY valuable Vette, then trailer it to Carson City and keep it in the trailer at night. That's what I would do.

I guess mine was the objectionable post.  Sorry.

[QUOTE=DaveM]I would suggest if you have a VERY valuable Vette, then trailer it to Carson City and keep it in the trailer at night. That's what I would do. [/QUOTE]