Abstract: The Baffler is a small and simple assembly of modified common use components hidden within the steering column enclosure. Said components are attached to the upper and lower sections of a cut automobile steering rod and controlled by a mechanical linkage powered by a bi-directional electric motor controlled by a contact on the ignition key core. Said bi-directional electric motor powers said components to interlock to provide normal steering control of the automobile or converesly to seperate said components to provide free turning of said steering wheel without any correcponding effect on the lower section of the steering assembly.

Abstract: The Frustrator Model E consists of a small unique claw-lever interacting with a toothed collar attached to the automobile steering rod to lock or unlock said steering rod, and activated by a simple arrangement of gears and levers powered by a bi-directional electric motor controlled by electric contacts on the ignition key core, all contained within the automobile steering column enclosure.

Abstract: The Frustrator--Model C is a small and simple electric powered assembly of common-use components hidden within the automobile steering column enclosure. It inhibits car thefts by anyone not having the ignition key because normal use of the ignition key controls the flow of electric power which either locks the steering rod through braking action, making the automobile impossible to steer when the ignition key is turned to the `off` position or releases the braking action for normal steering action when the ignition key is turned to the `on` position.