On the TFF.

https://texasfishingforum.com/forum...gonew/1/incredible-transformation#UNREAD

Nice work!

1.5 minutes should never be possible on a new vehicle without insider help. Just sayin

All the thief needs is a bump box. As long as they can get between the key and the vehicle, they can get in and drive if it’s push button start.

Hell, there was a crew in Dallas 2 years ago using cars for burglaries and robberies and returning them before the owner woke up.

Cool thing about these bump boxes, they can store the info so the thief can come back when they want and take it again.

Well that was nice of them to bring them back

Don’t really believe the story though. It’s most likely the silver truck was parted out and the plates or vin swapped to the white truck.

White truck was painted, though. You can see the 6.7 badging on the white truck was painted over.

I saw the badges painted over. I did question why that painted over the badges but you don’t see overspray anywhere else, like the wheels wells where it’s very common to have over spray.

Remember the Texas Plumbing Company truck?

Push button start is a joke

I’d like a little more info on this....

Thats pretty darn amazing stealing a vehicle in a little over a minute. Whats also a pain in the backside is dirt bags stealing tailgates. How many times have you seen a truck driving on the road with no tailgate?

Wonder why the 2006 Ford pickup is tops on the list?

https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2020/10/15/586556.htm


The most stolen vehicles in the nation during 2019 were:

RANK VEHICLE THEFTS MOST FREQUENT
VEHICLE YEAR STOLEN
1 Ford Pickup (Full Size) 38,938 2006
2 Honda Civic 33,220 2000
3 Chevrolet Pickup (Full Size) 32,583 2004
4 Honda Accord 30,745 1997
5 Toyota Camry 15,656 2007
6 Nissan Altima 13,355 2015
7 Toyota Corolla 12,137 2018
8 Dodge Pickup (Full Size) 11,292 2001
9 GMC Pickup (Full Size) 11,164 2018
10 Honda CR-V 10,094 2001

Model Year: While the Ford full-size pickup models are a treasured target by thieves, the 2000 Honda Civic had the most thefts by model year in 2019 followed by the 1997 Honda Accord. The top 10 model makes and years swiped in 2019 are:

RANK VEHICLE THEFTS
1 2000 Honda Civic 4,731
2 1997 Honda Accord 3,563
3 2006 Ford Pickup (Full Size) 3,061
4 2004 Chevrolet Pickup (Full Size) 2,099
5 2019 Ram Pickup (Full Size) 1,547
6 2001 Honda CR-V 1,394
7 2015 Nissan Altima 1,349
8 2001 Dodge Pickup (Full Size) 1,174
9 2019 Jeep Cherokee/Grand Cherokee 1,110
10 2018 GMC Pickup (Full Size) 1,101
In 2019, the top three model years stolen were 2018 which ranked first with 47,859 thefts; 2019 with 45,118 thefts, and 2017 with 39,425 reported thefts.

Cool story.

I don't know if this was used in the case of the Ford in this thread, but Relay attacks are not new. Watch the whole video if you're so inclined or skip to 2:15: