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The only thing you have worry about if it gets stolen that what happens to some friends we know they brought there pride and joy home went in to have a cup of tea and when they came back the van was gone , This had a tracker ,Alarm, .wheelclamp but that did not stop them . They have replaced it but it stays in storage now and they take there stuff to it when they go away on holiday . 

 So the best of luck  to you .........

Quote: Originally posted by philip 22 on 25/9/2012

The only thing you have worry about if it gets stolen that what happens to some friends we know they brought there pride and joy home went in to have a cup of tea and when they came back the van was gone , This had a tracker ,Alarm, .wheelclamp but that did not stop them . They have replaced it but it stays in storage now and they take there stuff to it when they go away on holiday . 

 So the best of luck  to you .........

We have ours at home, but it's at the back of the house.  We live in a cul de sac with no driveway at the front, an un-made up access road (more of a track really!) runs round the back of all the houses in a U shape to get to garages etc. We have modified our back fence so the panels lift out to give us access to the back road.

So it takes us about 15-20 minutes with a mover to get the van in and out again, and into the street, which can be full of parked cars, to get hooked up.  Not exactly hitch up and go for us, but more convenient than having to drive to storage, and I would think makes it more thief proof (we have the usual deterrents too, before the usual suspects jump on me!)