Buying Armored Car!?

**testament11** · May 21st, 2014 12:41 PM

Originally Posted by CLAVEL3699

OB???? Are you there?

Saka AngBatangHamog... tigilan mo ang pagsinghot nang vulcaseal hindi na kasi nagfunction ang brain mo eh.

Baka si OB pa nga yun nagtatanong eh

**foresterx** · May 21st, 2014 12:49 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Kaya pala lowest IQ ang Pilipinas.. 😂

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Originally Posted by Bin Diesel

Boom Panes! Ang utak.

Boom Panes talaga!:bwahaha:

**brainmafia_310** · May 21st, 2014 01:38 PM

Sir not vulcaseal, pang sosyal dapat pero praktical.

Neltex solvent.

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**chua_riwap** · May 21st, 2014 02:25 PM

magkano ba armored car aabutin? tsaka allowed ba civilians bumili or gumamit nyan?

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**_Qwerty_** · May 21st, 2014 02:42 PM

dami nga sa sulit.. mga bulletproof.. ano yun pati lahat nagn salamin bulletproof kaya?? meron montero under 3M..

**donski** · May 21st, 2014 02:42 PM

Eto sana ok.

**lowslowbenz** · May 21st, 2014 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by AngBatangHamog

Okey lang ba ito gamitin pang personal ang Armored car? Balak ko kasing bumili ng Armored car/bulletproof vehicle...

tsaka wala pa akong ideya kung magkano ang Armored car? Gagamitin ko sya ng personal at sa pang araw-araw kong lakad...

Masyado na kasing talamak ang krimen sa lansangan at disgrasya sa kalye...

Ito nga pala yung litrato ng Armored car na natitipuhan kong bilhin at wala ng iba ayaw ko ng ibang klase pa mas maporma kasi ito kesa

sa iba na ginagamit sa bangko na madalas nating makita... basta ganito...

tsaka nga pala paki post narin kung saan pwedeng bumili at saan makakamura kung meron man...

maraming salamat!

Welcome back Retz .........

**CLAVEL3699** · May 21st, 2014 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

Welcome back Retz .........

Hanep ka talaga sa hirit boss.. bigla ako nalaglag sa upuan ko. hahahaha

**jhnkvn** · May 22nd, 2014 04:33 AM

Well to start with, we have 3 bulletproofed cars for drug smuggling.. este.. I mean work purposes

That's two Level 6 Expeditions and one Level 4 Monty GT-V.

1. Don't use them as a daily driver unless it's lightly armored. Capable of stopping pistols? Baka pwede pa. Daily driving a Carbine-stopping car? Don't.

2. What's under your hood will determine your armoring level. It's a bit pointless to bulletproof a Toyota Vios if it turns your 0-60mph from 15 seconds to 40. Kung may gusto pumatay sayo, expect them to chase you at least. Please, do NOT underestimate how heavy bulletproofing is. Using the Expeditions merit me to forecast driving movements at least 3-4 cars away.

3. Don't be showy. The point of bulletproofing is to save your damned life in case of an emergency not to show it off. Besides, being more conspicuous will only mean you're more of a target. Let's say you're a killer and you need to kill somebody who wears orange clothing, has a lot of bling, and has an afro.. hell.. that's way easier than getting information like "boy with shirt and jeans".

4. Say goodbye to your passenger/driver/all of your side glass. Fixed na yan. Don't bother ordering take-outs or getting mall parking tickets by pulling down your window.. you'll have to open your door for that. If you do opt for the optional "retractable" bulletproof-glass, don't. A lot of owners complain about the sliding mechanism a lot... not to mention mahal pa.

5. Don't go overboard with the options. If possible, keep it simple. L4 is good na with reinforced door panels and glass bullet-proofing. Ito mali namin sa unang Expedition.. it's actually hilarious when I look back since ang daming options naka-check which made it an absolute pain in the ass to drive.

For one, the glass is thicker than my entire finger which means driving it means my windshield just a 10 inches away from my head. Thanks to the thickness of the glass it also didn't like the heat of the metro over time so cracks began on appearing on the 3rd year due to glass expansion.

Pop open the hood and you'll just be met with a flat panel. Batteries? Covered. Engine? Covered. Lahat nalang. Bottom also has ballistic protection and can handle small explosives. Problem is... car stalled due to battery problem? Don't bother calling Motolite Delivery... since kamot-ulo sila dyan. I hope you keep your "battery case key" around.

Due to the added weight from armoring, you'll need to upgrade the chassis and suspension depending on the "proofing". In our case, the chassis and suspension was upgraded to cope up with the added weight so that it drives normal. Still, I will recommend upgrading your brake system.. and if you're loaded, the engine too. Viva Triton V8 superchargers :naughty2:

Then there's the rule not to push the red smokescreen button. I always wanted to.. but if I play around with it patay ako sa repercussions pagbalik so I don't dare

On the topic, can you buy armored cars like those in banks? Yes you can. Those are considered private cars kasi. Problema lang, I cannot recommend them. First, those are specialized vehicles. They're not comfortable at all. Want to take them to Baguio? Good luck. You'll need even more luck if they do break-down. What I do recommend is get a diesel Fortuner or Montero and lightly armor them --- pistol-stopping lang kilangan mo.

For the specialized vehicles, you can buy them from security contractors secondhand or armoring vehicle specialists first-hand. There's an association that does vehicle armoring naman so you can look that up. One of the larger armoring companies is CTK in Banawe and I'll also recommend them due to their reputation. If you plan on armoring a SUV, just get a talk to them and get a quote. Prices will depend on protection and options.

**beginnerz** · May 22nd, 2014 04:59 AM

Sir ask ko lang kung ung light armored is pwede ba don ung lahat ng salamin ng isang sasakyan? For example, yung windshield at gilid, likod nang everest? Ung salamin lang ung bulletproof?

Originally Posted by jhnkvn

Well to start with, we have 3 bulletproofed cars for work safety purposes so as an owner I'll give you some insights on them.

1. Don't use them as a daily driver unless it's lightly armored. Capable of stopping pistols? Baka pwede pa. Daily driving a Carbine-stopping car? Don't.

2. What's under your hood will determine your armoring level. It's a bit pointless to bulletproof a Toyota Vios if it turns your 0-60mph from 15 seconds to 40. Kung may gusto pumatay sayo, expect them to chase you at least.

3. Don't be showy. The point of bulletproofing is to save your damned life in case of an emergency not to show it off. Besides, being more conspicuous will only mean you're more of a target. Let's say you're a killer and you need to kill somebody who wears orange clothing, has a lot of bling, and has an afro.. hell.. that's easier than getting information like "boy with shirt and jeans".

On the topic, can you buy armored cars like those in banks? Yes you can. Those are considered private cars kasi. Problema lang, I cannot recommend them. First, those are specialized vehicles. They're not comfortable at all. Want to take them to Baguio? Good luck. You'll need even more luck if they do break-down. What I do recommend is get a diesel Fortuner or Montero and lightly armor them --- pistol-stopping lang kilangan mo.

For the specialized vehicles, you can buy them from security contractors secondhand or armoring vehicle specialists first-hand. There's an association that does vehicle armoring naman so you can look that up. One of the larger armoring companies is CTK in Banawe and I'll also recommend them due to their reputation. If you plan on armoring a SUV, just get a talk to them and get a quote. Prices will depend on protection and options.