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Dont let your Classic Mustang get taken in 60 seconds. Chris Ingrassia, owner of the oldest and largest restorer of the classic Ford discusses the way to make you car steal proof. Meet pitchman Doctor Chris. - ClassicMustangTelevision.com - Auta a dopravní prostředky
My friend used to dis-assemble the engine if he went into a restaurant on a date, and then rebuild it when he came out. He alwayswondered why he had trouble getting a second date.
What you said in the first 40 seconds of the video really got tome your a great person for wanting to pass down your knowledge and keep the mustang spirit alive I'm 18 and my love for classic cars just started So I just want to say thankyou
Dude thanks so much for this tip! Looks like you have many more Mustang videos which I will definitely look into!
+Georgieman Thanks, Glad to help
Thanks for watchin
at the beginning i thought "Oh God, maybe I shouldn't buy a mustang as my first car..."
thank you. that helps. does this work for other cars of the era?
Curious how to lock the hood on a '65 Mustang? Chain & padlock? Also would a trailer wheel chock lock work on 1 of the wheels to imobilize it?
How do I get one of your shop banners p I would like to put it up in my garage
Another even easier way is to swap the coil wire with any plug wire at the cap, ect,remove coil wire and #8 plug wire and swap locations, although it is noticeable, the engine will not start and would deter most thieves from taking the time to trouble shoot the cause
Excellent idea. Excellent...
Great tip!!!
Thanks for that mate, good to know
such a easy idea but never thought of it thanks.
Great Idea! Thanks
You guys did some stripes on my 1988 Saleen Mustang about 20 years ago. Great work. Is Rado still with you guys?
Hi Ralph. Thanks for the compliment. No, Danny has not worked here for about 15 years..Still have your Saleen?
@@MustangRestorationsInc no sold it a long time ago unfortunately. Had a GNX #529 I sold also. Really regret that one. But it is what it is. I want a new Mustang GT now with that 10 speed auto and and stick a Pro Charger in it. Do you have one of those Starsky & Hutch Gran Torino in your warehouse? Think I saw it in the background in your video. Anyway I didn't know you were still in business. Glad to see you are. I will subscribe to your page. Regards,Ralph
@@cctrans29 I remember you now that you mention the GNX. Yes I have a Starsky Torino that I bought from Geroge Barris who had put the car together for the 2004 movie...I've since made the car an over the top show car as illustrated in the video. Click here: czcams.com/video/2tGXVP8C5Dg/video.html
Ok. Long time ago. Does the Torino have a stroker 351W? That thing has to go. The movie ones looked they had good HP.
@@cctrans29 393 Stroker, Dual quad, 5- speed, 9 inch, 4:11 Its a heavy car.... so it can get out of it own way but not like some of these new car's we have now a days though.Stop by the shop sometime & ill show you that car & my MadMax Interceptor. One of about 8 in this country....
thanks alot man! I'm 15 I
just finished my 1966 ford Mustang and I'm excited to drive it around but I'm pulling my hair out scared to death to leave it anywhere, i dont live in a good area and my high school im about to enter isn't the safest do you think it's safe to park it in the school parking lot doing this trick?
Yes. Keep the rotor in your pocket. It will keep someone from taking the car.. Unfortunately it will not keep someone from vandalizing the car.
Ok thanks alot!
pizzagoblin This way does work but if your going under the hood every time you park your car it will and up being a hassle and you'll quit doing it after awhile. AND your just showing all the dirt bags around that it's that easy to pop the hood. I think a better idea is a hidden switch. Maybe a master power switch that would prevent anyone from hot wiring it.
Thanks! I have no interest in mustangs but that is a very nice tip!
Take the Wheels with you...all you need is some Cement Blocks stored in the back seat.
Or...a handful of Pet Rattle Snakes in the car...works every time.
Great ideas. Why not just remove the cable from the cap to the coil??
Good question.. On quite a few Mustang engines the coil wire can be somewhat difficult to separate or pull out from the cap or the coil ends.. This may lead into the wire coming apart at one end or the other.
Me too I take the whole coil wire with me
If you have a manual transmission you are fairly safe. From what I understand many of the car thieves these days don't know how to drive a manual.
Good point!
Okay, I can't be the only one wo thinks you look, a bit, like Henry Winkler. The Fonz rocks!
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How to not get your mustang stolen......drive a mustang 2
How am I supposed to steal a mustang if you post videos like this! Get off CZcams
Lol
That was awesome Chris...love your videos.
Thank you for your tips doctor.
Dude needs a show!!
Thank you again for this tip, easy and fast.
cool tip man...i always worry about leaving it alone for too long....
Love it!
Chris where can i find a 67 convertible parking brake install diagram thanks
Hi Tony. In the Ford shop manual is the outline of how that system is put together. The manual is a treasure trove of information. Talk to David at Kentucky Mustang parts for that maul and many more things too.
Feminists would loose their minds over half the shit that comes out of Chris's mouth.
He's my hero.