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Hey people mobile number is 0401554476.

I probably wont be able to meet up with any1 till after new years ive got alot on but give me a call AH and we can work something out..

Cheers.

Greg

umm, not 100% sure but the guy at autobarn (probably wrong) lol said u can wire another point in in a relay circut...but insurance companies don't go for it. also the guys from tower audio and security in oakliegh said it was 1 point aswell

ohh btw where did u get it from and do u have a reciept..warrantee or something to go with it

I got it from a mate in the US, all Viper gear comes with a lifetime warranty (but all there waranties are only valid if installed by an Authorised agent)

P.S this is Vipers best alarm system in Australia from what I can see, what alarms have more than 1 point alarm? its a bit crazy if you ask me...

Greg

well i'm still very interested we can work something out when u have some time. just let me know

P.S this is Vipers best alarm system in Australia from what I can see, what alarms have more than 1 point alarm? its a bit crazy if you ask me...

Greg

Mine is a 3 point alarm not crazy just a requirement.

Dunno 'bout anyway else but my insurance co. used 2 state i was 2 have a 3 point immobiliser.

I'd also be a bit sceptical about handing over the $$$ before i receive the goods. Especially to a company i no nothing of that is meant to know nothing of this sale.

Not too sure what you mean there oor33sky....

I am now willing to accept COD but I will require a deposit of $20 or so before it will be sent off to cover my costs if people "forget" to pick it up.

Cheers.

Greg

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