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  1. 23-05-20, 21:55 #1
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    Re: Any recommendations for an inexpensive vehicle GPS tracker?

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    Best security is move your obd2 port and put a false one in its place.
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    Re: Any recommendations for an inexpensive vehicle GPS tracker?

    Quote Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
    In tomorrow's Which Magazine Expert Review Maxim will advise on the best swimming trunks and speedos to use if you have to take to the water in West Glamorgan in a hurry!
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    Re: Any recommendations for an inexpensive vehicle GPS tracker?

    To stop it getting driven away, if it’s got one, take the rotor arm out
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