Insurance coverage???
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Insurance coverage???
Who are you guys using for limited use specialty coverage. Im in NJ and my American Collectors insurance expired and they don't want to renew me...Also looking to save some $$ if I can.
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Trucker
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State Farm as well..multiple cars and bikes including a couple of appraised value insurance deals on collectibles. (But I would have to say the your agent makes all the difference...)
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I'm State Farm too, multiple cars with a couple on agreed appraised value (pays 80% of appraised value upon total loss). Very reasonable but I'm an older guy in a low premium area. I think their limited use policy stipulates either 5 or 6 thou a year.
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Good question -- I've been working on rates now trying to lump together a new policy into my new home purchase policy for the multi-line discount. I now have Cincinnati Insurance with an agreed-to value of $75,000. However, for my new home policy along with my cars, Cincinnati Insurance is way high compared to State Farm. I'm going with State Farm, but they won't do an agreed to value policy. So am I gonna be screwed in a total loss? Cincinnati Insurance's policy is at 75K in a total loss, and it appreciates each year with inflation.
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Good question -- I've been working on rates now trying to lump together a new policy into my new home purchase policy for the multi-line discount. I now have Cincinnati Insurance with an agreed-to value of $75,000. However, for my new home policy along with my cars, Cincinnati Insurance is way high compared to State Farm. I'm going with State Farm, but they won't do an agreed to value policy. So am I gonna be screwed in a total loss? Cincinnati Insurance's policy is at 75K in a total loss, and it appreciates each year with inflation.
#11
Burning Brakes
Amica and USAA
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#15
Three Wheelin'
Geico, I compared it to USAA and Geico was several hundred dollars cheaper (home, 4 cars, contents, etc.). My TT's low rate is based upon 3K miles/year.