Cat purchase exerience.
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I am curious and somewhat skeptical about the coverages. When i went shopping for insurance i was quoted what seemed to be some really cheep rates but when i gave the person some scenarios about what was covered i found out that it didn't cover a much. One example... if i was towing the boat overnight and had to stay at a hotel, it was not covered, even if it was attached to my truck with a locking trailer hitch and my truck has a security system.You might never think you will tow your boat anyplace overnight but a trip to a detail shop or a mechanics place might be possible, and if so, they may not responsible for theft or damage. I didn't have a bank loan on my boat so i didn't have to meet any requirements for insurance maybe that's what made it a challenge. I hope it works out for you tho. It always seems that you get what you pay for.
P.S. Really nice boat. Enjoy.
P.S. Really nice boat. Enjoy.
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Thanks for the post. Valid points. Hopefully Sy will chime in and at least in my case, clarify your findings. I too have no financial obligations.
I had a financed 42 Cig Tiger years ago. It was fine until I started rebuilding fouled motors. That made things tight. I swore boat loans off. Took 5 years off from boating, and saved until I had enough capital to purchase my dream rig.
I had a financed 42 Cig Tiger years ago. It was fine until I started rebuilding fouled motors. That made things tight. I swore boat loans off. Took 5 years off from boating, and saved until I had enough capital to purchase my dream rig.
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