Divine Angel said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

Michael V said:

I also saw one of those locks a few weeks back. Fair enough, too; it was being used in a restored 1950s Morris Minor.

People are using them in brand new prestige vehicles too. It seems keyless entry technology can be jailbreaked quite easily if your teenage pastime is stealing cars and going on joyrides.

Anyone with a drill can remove those Club locks in like, three seconds.

When Club Locks were popular, most drills needed a power socket and an extension lead. Cordless drills were quite expensive and the batteries didn’t last very long.