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01-21-2009, 04:03 AM | #1 |
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Update...Insuring your truck...a note of caution.
http://www.grundy.com/
http://www.hagerty.com/ I called the above companies to get rates and they had really good rates but...A couple of things you need to know... 1) Both companies said no hauling. If I wanted to haul mulch and I had a wreck its possible the insurance would not cover my truck. 2) Running errands are not allowed and my truck canot to be used as a back up. *If I was using my truck as a back up and had a fender bender-my insurance may not cover my trucks damage *If I was using my truck to run errands and I had a wreck and I got into a fender bender-the insurance might not cover me. These cconditions were on a separate form that I would have to sign... stating my truck would not be used to run errands or as a back up vehicles. My present insurance company will insure up to $24,000 but it does not have restrictions and will cost me about $100 more a year. To me I am not willing to risk having an accident and not being covered because I ran to the parts store to pick up parts. Oh yes...I could fight it but who do you think has deeper pockets to contest a fender bender under these circumstances. Just thought I would pass this info on to you.
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