OKay , first off, some of us aren't that old that have
dedicated cars. I use my Farm Bureau agent on a stated
value policy. I have this for the car and trailer
sepedrately. The trailer costs me 30 per year (5000
value) and the car is 65 per year (4500 value).
Don (not really that old) Miller
TLS #8 68 Turbo Roaster
Must go Faster Racing
--- "Linnhoff, Eric" <elinnhoff@smmc.saint-lukes.org>
wrote:
> Okay you old farts out there, this question is for
> you.
>
> To those who have race-only cars (Solo2 Prepared &
> Modified, Club Racing
> cars, etc) and only race them on weekends (they are
> no longer street legal
> or driven) I ask the following; from whom do you
> purchase your race car
> insurance, what kind of coverage is it ("book" value
> or stated value), what
> are the stipulations of the policy and how much does
> it cost you per annum?
>
> Also, for those who drive mostly Stock, Street
> Prepared, SM, etc cars that
> ARE still street legal and may actually be driven on
> the streets, what do
> you do for insurance coverage? I'm assuming that a
> lot of ST, SP and SM
> cars with all their modifications can easily exceed
> "book" value and
> therefore may run into problems if the car gets
> totaled somehow. I'm
> talking about coverage for theft, fire, vandalism,
> etc, not running it into
> a light pole or rear ending someone.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Eric Linnhoff in KC
> 1998 Dodge Neon R/T
> #69 STS #13 TLS
> eric10mm@qni.com
> ICQ#101282513
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