Clutch Claw - first observations are that its a good extra level of security

[Surfinmick]

I bought one for my Hymer A class which didnt have a drivers door ( it was on the nearside) so to fit was achieved by lying on the floor between the front seats !
Fitting to my Hobby with cab doors it is much easier and quicker.

Hi Gerry, is your van the T65ge, if so I have the same, im very pleased with it.
The only problem I'm having is the decals are being damaged by the mastic around the windows as the water runs down, just wondering if you are having the same problems.

 

[Surfinmick]

recently bought a clutch claw from here - £65 well spent i think.

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its really well made, simple to fit and remove (with the key!!) and adds another layer of security especially when parking up to go shopping, visiting somewhere when you're on your travels.

I was told to fit the lock so key entrance faces the front of the van makes it near on impossible to drill out the lock. It's a bit more difficult to do but worth the effort.

 

[pwilmo]

The clutch claw I have has a flashing led.

I have a Patriot lock, locking the drivers seat in a position tight to the steering wheel, facing into the cab; making it impossible to reach the pedals.

I've made a sticker to go inside the windows.

If they are determined to pinch they will come carrying battery angle grinders etc..but they'll have to make a lot of noise.

However, hopefully opportunists will be deterred and seek an easier target.