<VV> Who needs NorthStar to unlock your car.

[LonzoVair at aol.com]

In a message dated 6/6/2005 12:28:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
BobHelt at aol.com writes:
<<Big Brother will be watching your every move. >>

Its good to know I'm not the only one here thats borderline paranoid.
8-| 
Of course the On Star system has lots of uses, and for those who are 
absent-minded is great for unlocking your vehicle... God forbid I ever have a crash 
and can't get out of the car, but On Star is there to call for help.... I don't 
think I've ever had a car worth stealing, but they can track the vehicle and 
give the location to the police... I don't know... I think it's right up there 
with the "it takes a village to ___" fill in the blank, but I think "it takes 
a village idiot to lock his keys in his car".... I've lost keys, drove to work 
without keys, but never locked them in...
:-)
I think when it cools down a little outside I'm gonna try to find the short 
in my electrical system on the 64 sedan... I've ruled out the VR, since it was 
still dropping when the VR was disconnected but I held the 2 "BAT" wires 
together... very slow drain... I might look to see if it's the starter/heater hose 
point that the EMs suffer from.
Later,
Lonzo


Lon Anderson in White Mills, KY
CORSA, Corvanatics, Central Kentucky Corvair, Derby City Corvair
Quart Low Quarterly editor
1961 Greenbrier pg, someday will be a camper
1963 Greenbrier 4spd. that I really ought to sell
1964 700 sedan 95/pg, semi-daily driver status (happily charging again)