Crime Stopper Basicr Car Alarm Sp-101 on 2040-parts.com
Modesto, California, US
This auction is for a new basic car alarm Crime Stopper model sp-101. It can be used for any car some cars need modules check with the manufacture or a 12volts.com for free wirediagram. This crime stopper alarm is one of the top in disigned security systems for cars. It comes with the car siren, two remote controls 4 buttom, shock sensor, negative power locks, starter disable,instan entry trigger when at door is open, parking ligths, trunk opener etc. Good luck at the auction. Take good look at the pics. Thanks
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