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Underground garaging

zipperkarting
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Hi everyone.

This is my first post. I live in an apartment with underground parking in the winter and spend the summer months renovating my house in France. Whilst the car is parked over the summer months I disconnect the battery and cover the car with a tailored car cover. However I have just had my Porsche tyre valve caps - the secure ones- stolen and the same happened with my previous BMW Z3 coupe.

My question is: can someone suggest a simple security device to deter people from tampering with the car. I am getting more concerned as I am about to add some custom parts eg painted wheels, interior kit, rear spolier, and would not like these to go the same way or evn be damaged.

Help?

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Other than putting 10,000 volts and about 400 amps on the car, I'd say your best bet is to put the car in a secure storage facility. Some will start the car and run it periodically. Others will provide AC power for a battery maintainer.

Alarm systems are pretty much ignored based on my observations.

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