Car thieves HATE the Twin Hooks Steering Wheel Lock from "The Club"

I drive a highly desirable Ford F350 from the early 2000s. As such, it doesn't have all that fancy electronic ignition disruption from the factory and the only "key" is a traditional piece of metal carved loosely into a shape that fits the ignition. Easily bypassed, thieves often steal this type of truck to then commit other crimes - ramming it through doors and/or hooking onto ATM machines or other things and pulling them. Enter our protagonist, the Two Hooks Steering Wheel Lock from The Club fame. It won't stop a determined thief, but a lookey loo peeking in the window will see it's bright yellow design and realize there may be other easier victims to steal. If you've got a desirable car or truck, protect it today for just a few bucks with the club!
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[@masonjarhillbilly]

I have had a twin hook club on my Mazda B2000 truck. All this is good for is to deter the amateurs. I also have a false kill switch in an easy to find spot, immobilizer burried in behind the dash and a GPS tracker hidden in the truck.

[@TheNetGuy]

Yeah I don’t rely on this alone. Sounds like a good plan. I have some cool GPS trackers coming up.

[@Resist4]

The Club has never been a deterrent for criminals, as they have always been able to be cut in seconds, not minutes....seconds! I've seen it done.

[@TheNetGuy]

Keeps honest people out 😆

[@chuyocaca4153]

Something had come to learn! (the hard way) After two Not One? of my Vehicles being stolen! [both relatively] new. "Car Alarms can be hacked and disarmed. Adding this cheap! piece of steel on your steering wheel can be the difference of you finding your car/truck where you left it!