no insurance for a cat
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Originally Posted by jdnca1
Robert:
How have you and the family been? We had an addition to ours a little over a year ago...by the way she loves riding in the 28!
Corey
How have you and the family been? We had an addition to ours a little over a year ago...by the way she loves riding in the 28!
Corey
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apppedigree, have you checked into insurance on a 25 with a blower motor?
Originally Posted by apppedigree
Sorry to butt in guys...but does anyone know anything about this boat. I was going to take a trip to Texas to check it out, but thought that I would try to find out more before I left from NC
http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/0/5/80272705.htm
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http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/0/5/80272705.htm
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I go through Nationwide. You tell them the insured value you want, dont tell them that it is a cat, tell them that it has a stock motor. They wont insure anything over 50 miles per hour, so that is what you tell them. My '99 was around $300 a month. It works out well.
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Originally Posted by apppedigree
I go through Nationwide. You tell them the insured value you want, dont tell them that it is a cat, tell them that it has a stock motor. They wont insure anything over 50 miles per hour, so that is what you tell them. My '99 was around $300 a month. It works out well.
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This is true. But my agent (who advised me on this) said that if you have the cost of the boat insured under the primary policy, then you can always have a rider to cover add ons (including engine). Thankfully I have never had to test this theory.
However, on a smaller scale, I did something similar with my jetskis. They wont insure anything over 35 mph. I put one on the highway, tore it all to hell, and they covered it for the whole value.
I guess that this is not the best way to go, but its kind of like Olde English...it get the job done. Plus, at my age you never think that anything is going happen. Maybe Ill get wise with age.
However, on a smaller scale, I did something similar with my jetskis. They wont insure anything over 35 mph. I put one on the highway, tore it all to hell, and they covered it for the whole value.
I guess that this is not the best way to go, but its kind of like Olde English...it get the job done. Plus, at my age you never think that anything is going happen. Maybe Ill get wise with age.
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If things don't work out with the 25 in Texas I have a '98 with a 502mpi all stock. I would sell. I live in Ohio. If you are interested I could send you some photos.
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if you did not get the email of the photos here is a link
http://www.putfile.com/convincor
http://www.putfile.com/convincor
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Originally Posted by apppedigree
I go through Nationwide. You tell them the insured value you want, dont tell them that it is a cat, tell them that it has a stock motor. They wont insure anything over 50 miles per hour, so that is what you tell them. My '99 was around $300 a month. It works out well.