Theft Proof Celi..., Any Ideas? Options

[Diab1o_3000]

Hi guys, my dad says that since I plan on putting so much into my celi, (interior and exterior red glow, seats reupohlstered in red/black leather, reverse glow gausges, etc...just bragging ...) that I should get a fuel cut-off switch hidden in the car to turn off when I leave so the car only has enough fuel to get a few blocks if stolen unless the switch is turned back on. (It closes the fuel line from the tank and leaves the engine with only what it already has) I was just curious as to any methods you guys think would work. I told him the security system I'm leaning toward has starter kill. What is starter kill and is it effective? My dad says that a fuel cut-off is the best bet and I just want to know more about it and how much it would cost and just some general info. Also I would just appreciate any ideas that anyone might have (bucket of water hanging over driver door, giant rolling boulder, boxing glove on a spring, ejector seat, etc.) lol but I seriosly do need ideas. Help me out!!!

P.S.- Sorry for this LONG ASS post!

[san0]

Hi folks, I live in the south east UK, where I am there are loads of 'chavs' that hang about in gangs. Although my GT is on the driveway, along side my (Civic and Almera), those as.h*ls just wont leave my Celi alone. I haven't got a garage, so it is exposed for all to see. One day they even wrote some wierd code on the condensation - you reckon its signlanguage to target the car?

I recently got this steering wheel lock http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argos/imag...65UC226504X.jpg so that:
1. it will slow down the thief
2. acts as a visual deterrant
3. it's in the way of the head unit (yes they even steal the unit without the facia control nowadays!!)
4. If they did manage to rip out the front console to get at the head unit, the large lock device gets in the way
5. the lock is so large it rests on the horn, and is easily activated

What I don't understand is why they want to break into the car (they tried screwdrivers by the door edge next to the door glass - they broke part of the plastic edging ( GRRR!). I already have an alarm / imobiliser installed - do they really think they can drive it away - or hope to find some goodies in the glove - box - no way!

Any other ideas for deterants welcome.

Oh yeah, how is it best to secure a subwoofer in the boot? Chain and bolts?