Turning the insurance thing around as you have suggested is an excellent
idea. PROVIDED you have the discipline to actually carry through. Having
all that money piling up is a temptation many cannot resist. But
non-the-less, it is a most excellent idea.

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver

Lynn Robson wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Lynn Robson" <lrobson@echoes.net>
> To: <l-robson@hotmail.com>
> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 10:32 PM
> Subject: Esurance blacklist for VW Westfalia campers!
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>> Right now I'm paying over $2000 per year for two excellent mature drivers,
>> two cars 10+ years old, no commute, etc. I was thinking of getting GEICO
>> bare bones (no collision/comp) for around $400 and putting the rest in the
>> bank. Anybody done this? If you don't have comp or collision, you don't
>> have
>> to worry about nitpicking claims adjusters, either...
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>> Geza, that's about what I'm paying to Allstate for two cars in Baltimore.
>> I get discounts for having life, homeowners and auto. Both cars are basic
>> liability coverage only. Geico couldn't come close. Likewise Progressive.
>> Unless it's changed, State Farm quit writing new policies in Baltimore. In
>> Balto, your zip code matters a lot to you premium. This was especially
>>
> true
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>> in the early 90s when car theft was rampant and been scaled back to a
>> misdemeanor by the local courts.
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> I got a further discount from Allstate by proving to them that it is a
> less-than 10k miles -a-year vehicle. I think that was worht $146/6 months.
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