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Now then ...2 questions[:)]

1. Can the RED locking handles inside of the car be removed to prevent hardtop theft ?

I'm having an alarm fitted that has an option whereby you can have a closed circuit attached to the hardtop, if this gets broken it will immediately set the alarm off,

2.Does anybody else have this?
 
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Now then ...2 questions[:)]

1. Can the RED locking handles inside of the car be removed to prevent hardtop theft ?

I'm having an alarm fitted that has an option whereby you can have a closed circuit attached to the hardtop, if this gets broken it will immediately set the alarm off,

2.Does anybody else have this?
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Can't see how you would get the handles off as they are part of the locking mechanism anyway. Regarding the alarm, I would think it would be activated when the thieving toe-rags smash the side windows anyway?

Just curious, why fit the hard-top already when we've just had a 26 degree, blue sky Sept day? (in London anyhow[:)])
 
On BMW's you can remove the locking handles once the hardtop has been secured which makes it virtually impossible to get the hardtop off, I was just wondering if you could do the same.

I have''nt actually got the car yet , picking it up tommorow now..the hardtop will be removed till I see snow falling [;)]
 
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