Homemade Auto Security
05-16-2004, 05:29 AM
#12
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Re:Homemade Auto Security
maybe some rednecks saw that piece of ---- in a parking lot and said "hey let's fix his *** up" and chained a block to it? I'm pretty sure the locals where I am at would do something much worse if they found a hunk of ---- like that sitting in the parking lot at the local Harps grocery store.
I need to find the pic of the honda that had a wooden spoiler.. classic
I need to find the pic of the honda that had a wooden spoiler.. classic
05-17-2004, 12:05 PM
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Re:Homemade Auto Security
Hey ain't got ---- on the comanche padlock biach....
People love my lock....well the guys do the women probably dont but who cares its a winter beater... that there is just a beater in general.Yuck
Oh and i'd take the brick too if it wasn't chained...we use those all the time here at home.
People love my lock....well the guys do the women probably dont but who cares its a winter beater... that there is just a beater in general.Yuck
Oh and i'd take the brick too if it wasn't chained...we use those all the time here at home.
05-17-2004, 03:58 PM
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Re:Homemade Auto Security
That's a "class 1" concrete block. Standard size. The difference in that one and the other one is the other style weighs about 50% less. The contrast in the two blocks would of course be the density. The lighter weight block is considered the superior.
This is your basic block in building, most commercial structures are formed with the lightweight blocks on a rebar frame filled with foam insulation. This one would most likely be mortared together and slapped up as a wall. I would assume the average based price in the U.S. would be $1 per block at your local hard ware store.
The chain is pretty much worthless, wouldn't give .20/foot for a used chain in that condition, of course the masterlock looks to be in so-so condition, but not worth anything without a key.
You guys wanted to know, you got yer answers.
-Ryan
This is your basic block in building, most commercial structures are formed with the lightweight blocks on a rebar frame filled with foam insulation. This one would most likely be mortared together and slapped up as a wall. I would assume the average based price in the U.S. would be $1 per block at your local hard ware store.
The chain is pretty much worthless, wouldn't give .20/foot for a used chain in that condition, of course the masterlock looks to be in so-so condition, but not worth anything without a key.
You guys wanted to know, you got yer answers.
-Ryan
05-17-2004, 04:14 PM
#17
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Re:Homemade Auto Security
Originally Posted by quadnie
That's a "class 1" concrete block. Standard size. The difference in that one and the other one is the other style weighs about 50% less. The contrast in the two blocks would of course be the density. The lighter weight block is considered the superior.
This is your basic block in building, most commercial structures are formed with the lightweight blocks on a rebar frame filled with foam insulation. This one would most likely be mortared together and slapped up as a wall. I would assume the average based price in the U.S. would be $1 per block at your local hard ware store.
The chain is pretty much worthless, wouldn't give .20/foot for a used chain in that condition, of course the masterlock looks to be in so-so condition, but not worth anything without a key.
You guys wanted to know, you got yer answers.
-Ryan
This is your basic block in building, most commercial structures are formed with the lightweight blocks on a rebar frame filled with foam insulation. This one would most likely be mortared together and slapped up as a wall. I would assume the average based price in the U.S. would be $1 per block at your local hard ware store.
The chain is pretty much worthless, wouldn't give .20/foot for a used chain in that condition, of course the masterlock looks to be in so-so condition, but not worth anything without a key.
You guys wanted to know, you got yer answers.
-Ryan
I still like airtonics lock system
05-17-2004, 05:28 PM
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Re:Homemade Auto Security
Originally Posted by quadnie
I've erected a few structures here and there.
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