Steering Wheel Locks? Oh...and car covers?

['66 Sting Ray]

Hello All

In a belt-and-braces protection measure, wondering if anyone uses or can recommend a steering wheel lock? And for that matter a decent car cover that won't make the car sweat?

It's a 1966 Sting Ray, C2.

Thank you. Hope you're all getting a chance to enjoy the weather.

Charlie

 

[Daytona Vette]

Hi Charlie
All car covers are a no no for Vettes
Best fit a quality basic electronic imobiliser
Battery kill switch on the Battery
Set of Locking Wheel Nuts
Fire Extinguisher

In which County are you based?

 

['66 Sting Ray]

I'm

Hi Charlie
All car covers are a no no for Vettes
Best fit a quality basic electronic imobiliser
Battery kill switch on the Battery
Set of Locking Wheel Nuts
Fire Extinguisher

In which County are you based?

I'm in the UK. Anybody in the Surrey area who can fit an immobiliser?

 

[Daytona Vette]

I'm

I'm in the UK. Anybody in the Surrey area who can fit an immobiliser?

Might not be in the Surrey area, but good with all aspects of a C2 and brill on electrics Custom Exotics - Harlow speak to Brett

 

[Roscobbc]

Something like this should be available from your local auto factors and is simple enough to fit yourself

 

[HJG]

The Disklok seems to be universally accepted as the best steeting wheel lock.

 

[Nassau65]

Yes, the disklok is very good, use them on my everyday cars. Hard to get them for LHD vehicles, not everybody stocks them including disklok themselves. And before you ask, it’s harder, much harder to unlock a RHD one on a LHD car.
I think you will need a medium one on a 66 car.