Volks -

Before you do anything, you might check with your insurance agent.

I had to argue a bit to get my Westphalia classified as a motor home in
Idaho, and have to pay an extra $10 per year for an RV sticker, but it saves
me a lot more on my insurance.  Over $100 per year IIRC.

My agent explained that insurance companies figure that RVs don't spend as
much time on the road, especially in town, and generally have  a lower
accident rate, so they pay less for insurance.

Plus, if it's insured as a motor home, all of the RV innards are insured in
case of an accident!

Get some more info and see which way is to your benefit.

- Mike Finkbiner
'87 Westy (whose odometer just broke, right while I'm trying to track
mileage to break in the new engine!)
Moscow, Idaho

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Date:    Fri, 27 Apr 2001 03:46:58 -0600
From:    Cory Zumbrennen <cz137@home.com>
Subject: Re: MotorHomeClassification

I just went through this in Colorado with my '90 Syncro Westy and they would
not let me register it as a passenger vehicle.
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