Just a thought here, but if the hypothetical perp is using a breaker bar to
break into the cab of the truck, wouldn't that same breaker bar make pretty
quick work of the glovebox, locked or not?
> In a message dated 1/2/00 3:27:44 PM Pacific Standard Time,
> mailman@new-quest.net writes:
>
> << Hi, I am new on the DML. I just got a 2000 4.7 Dakota and I love it,
> but am bummed out because it does not have a locking glove box. My
> previous 91 Dakota had a locking glove box, which I used a lot since
> there was little storage space in the cab. I often left my wallet or
> wife's purse in the locking glove box when jogging, biking, or
> whatever. Now I am afraid to leave anything in the truck, knowing how
> easy you can break into the cab with a breaker bar. Does anyone know a
> way to put a lock on the stock glove box to make it of some use? I know
> this is just a little thing, but since I have only the regular cab, I
> have precious little storage space and no lockable storage space.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mailman
> >>
-- Zane Harris kykayak@home.com
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