Leave the keys in the rig?

MyDixieWrecked · Jun 19, 2006

I always leave the keys in my rig/ i dont take em out unless i use the to scratch my ear :redneck: jk
My rig is either on my trailer in camp. right next to my tent or blocked in by other stuff at my house right under my bed room window

Toyotanut · Jun 19, 2006

I rarely take the keys out except when I walk to the top of the wall..... Oh, and really what would be the big deal if I didn't even have keys. They're over rated:;

crash2 · Jun 19, 2006

Toyotanut said:
I rarely take the keys out except when I walk to the top of the wall..... Oh, and really what would be the big deal if I didn't even have keys. They're over rated:;

I need to zip tie mine--get around 60 degree with the passenger side down and they wanna fall out

War-Jeeper · Jun 19, 2006

SysWillys said:
X2

Mine doesn't take a key, but it'll take someone 6 months to figure out how to start it. Unless they already know, in which case I prolly trust them to move it for me? Plus I'd hear it from 100 yds too? Love the Flowmaster. Mostly I don't let it outta my sight.

Same here

It would probably be like watching a retarded bear at the circus

Jaydog · Jun 19, 2006

I've always leave my keys in the rig, even when I am at Albertsons, probably because I grew up in a really small town or really trusting, who knows.

PORTER · Jun 19, 2006

I dont have a key, but I do leave my steering wheel in the rig.:redneck:

Kelly · Jun 19, 2006

Yup, and I normally leave it running because I'm that lazy

MarcW · Jun 19, 2006

then someone steals it and drives it around (lookin at the banner at the top of the page with crashes head stickin out the window

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MonsterMazda · Jun 19, 2006

i leave my keys in all of my rigs, its kinda nice that way. i dont think ive ever had to look for my keys. and they always stay in the rig on the trails, ive never and probaly will never see someone waiting to steal something 20 miles off a main road and 6000 ft up.

KarlVP · Jun 20, 2006

Kelly said:
Yup, and I normally leave it running because I'm that lazy

Even with the 318? Man you must love to pay for gas.

Kelly · Jun 20, 2006

KarlVP said:
Even with the 318? Man you must love to pay for gas.

Doesn't get any worse milage then my '96 XJ did w/ the 4.0

MarcW · Jun 20, 2006

trail milage and idling is completely different than highway/ in town

Ceg · Jun 20, 2006

I only take the keys out of the rig on the trail if my two youngest boys are riding with me. I know they would loose the keys in the woods and I would be screwed.

Kelly · Jun 20, 2006

MarcW said:
trail milage and idling is completely different than highway/ in town

I'm talking about trail milage, toolbox :flipoff:

CrustyJeep · Jun 20, 2006

crash said:
I need to zip tie mine--get around 60 degree with the passenger side down and they wanna fall out

The Japanese never did learn how to make locks and keys :haha:

KarlVP · Jun 20, 2006

MarcW said:
who you callin toolbox, buttdart? im gettin a nylint tomarrow :flipoff: :clappy:

fftopic:

Take the crap to the chatterbox.

Thanks.

Bunk1 · Jun 20, 2006

Keys are fer the insecure.

03 CON · Jun 20, 2006

Most of my junk that take keys, always have them in it, what if a neighbor needed to use it? As a side benefit, I don't have to look for them....

I did take a set out of one rig, I don't even know why, now if I could find them, I would reaaaaly like to move it.....

MarcW · Jun 20, 2006

KarlVP said:
fftopic:

Take the crap to the chatterbox.

Thanks.

your post was off topic also.

so, my old dodge would start with a screwdriver. if i took my keys out, it would start with anything flat, any key. the keys were useless.

Toyoda1 · Jun 20, 2006

CrustyJeep said:
The Japanese never did learn how to make locks and keys :haha:

The japanese kick ass at making cars and trucks (minus the honda truck)
Ans i almost always keep my keys with me, i know somy shifty people so im extra paranoid.