Glad you are good mate... This crap happens too often...

One hi-jacking, one armed robbery, three stab wounds in my back, three months in hospital, six months counseling... yet we live another day, thank GOD !!

Sunny South Africa indeed...

Well I would like to look at an old system that was banned a while back. This system would deter any hijack or similar effort. It involved the following. Buy two 9oz “small Co2” canister from any paintball shop, and get hold of a “Co2 fill station”, now the whole idea is to fill one 9oz bottle with O2 “oxygen” and the second with “propane gas”. All that is needed now is to install the two bottles below the car or inside if you want. Two electric solenoids are connected to each bottle that would feed into one pipe and a nozzle, that protrudes from under the car “in the direction you want the flame to go”. “FYI this is going to be a big flame”. The solenoids are both connected to one switch along with a stun gun, with wire extending the contact point, to just above the nozzle. So once you press the button… Presto instant BBQ

You can add me to the list...

TH

Glad you're ok, Doug. It's sad that so many of these madmen get away with such as this, and keep on carrying firearms...

LOL at Iclazion

I like the way you think!!!

Well I have been in pyrotechnics for 17 years yes for 17 years. And only in the last 8 years I finally figured all the things out by joining clubs. Passfire "making big fireworks" and also into making Pyrotechnic flash cannons for stages or flaming boxes "which uses propane and oxygen" or a bottle of propane, which fills an empty propane bottle that has it's safety float removed, which in turns get pumped into the box with an pilot flame "which always dies, hence the stun gun". The reason I suggested adding a oxygen bottle is because it will give you a 2-3m flash flame , and will make it safe to drive with. Hide the nozzle behind your mud flap, or drill a small hole at the bottom of your car's frame. Paint the outside of the nozzle the same colour as the surrounding part, as well as the wires leading to the nozzle, also make sure that it is insulated and far away from each other, just make sure the bare tips come close to each other.

PS: electronic gas solenoids are a bit pricey as you would need two for the system to work.