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Gutted for you mate, mine is a dispatch and got broken into in london a few months ago.

The locks are so easy to get into that I had to do a double take just to confirm they had been done. This may be a blessing as you won't have a major repair bill for the van as well as your tools cos they would have got in whether it was easy or not.

I was very lucky as all my gear was locked away in the van vault, best money I ever spent. £70 2nd hand and tapped and bolted through the floor of the van. That would be my advice rather than try to secure the van itself.
 
Hope you can get your kit back.
Fluke last year had a break in at there factory lots of 1653b found there way on to ebay,
big give away no case or incorrect test leads.
 

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