Automatic Transmission Universal Pedal Jack Pedal Lock New In Original Box!! on 2040-parts.com
Portage, Indiana, United States
THE ULTIMATE ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM FOR VEHICLES WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS! PEDAL JACK LOCKS & BLOCKS THE BRAKE PEDAL TO PREVENT DRIVING *ABSOLUTELY TAMPER-PROOF FOR TOTAL SECURITY! *UNIVERSAL - FULLY ADJUSTABLE! *EASY TO USE-INSTALLS IN SECONDS! Pedal Jack itself is constructed using heavy duty, tempered steel that is saw-proof and cannot be defeated with ordinary bolt cutters. It is drill proof. Has 3 keys that cannot be duplicated or replaced. It has a patented high-security lock that is protected by a tempered steel plate making it drill-proof. Each lock comes with three keys that cannot be duplicated. The Pedal Jack is fully adjustable to fit perfectly on most cars, vans and light trucks with an automatic transmission. NEW IN ORIGINAL BOX BOX OPENED ONLY FOR PICTURE TAKING!!!!! *Important: This product is a universal fit item that will fit most applications with an automatic transmission. Free shipping* within the Continental United States *There may be additional charges for residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, & California Pay with major credit card through PayPal! Thank you for viewing! Questions always welcomed. HASSLE FREE BUYING! 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE We reserve the right to re-list. |
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