Driver's Ed Insurance
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I have been looking into doing PCA driver's Ed. with the Boxster.
It is not my daily driver but it is not paid for. So, I am very concerned about what would happen if I had a bad event at the track. I cannot afford to pay for a totalled car. Is there any way to get special insurance or companies that will cover? Allstate does not and will not.
It is not my daily driver but it is not paid for. So, I am very concerned about what would happen if I had a bad event at the track. I cannot afford to pay for a totalled car. Is there any way to get special insurance or companies that will cover? Allstate does not and will not.
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Mr Morgan,
Call David Lloyd of CVR PCA fame and ask his opinion. His number is on the Connecticut Valley Region website or email. What I understand is since a DE is not a timed event, it is a Drivers Education event, the insurance is valid if a mishap occurs. Good Luck.
Call David Lloyd of CVR PCA fame and ask his opinion. His number is on the Connecticut Valley Region website or email. What I understand is since a DE is not a timed event, it is a Drivers Education event, the insurance is valid if a mishap occurs. Good Luck.