

| Subject: | Re: Stated Value Quote |
| From: | Michael Sullivan |
| Date: | Tue, 3 Feb 2009 15:46:33 -0600 |
Actually, that rate is ANNUALLY. And if wrecked, I collect a flat 5K. Miles are limited, though, but can be increased. No camping just joy rides. Hmmm. On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Scott Daniel - Turbovans < scottdaniel@turbovans.com> wrote: > so for $ 101 dollars for 6 months....... > you get your van insured against total loss for $ 5,000, > you only get to drive it 2,500 miles a year........ > > and...you have 500 deductible comprehensive > and 500 deductible collision ...........?? > and they can change 'the value' of the collectible vehicle ( your van ) > after they see pictures of it, if they want to. > > cheap all right, > but I wouldn't want to be limited to 2,500 miles a year. That's a bit over > 200 miles a month, right ? ( 200 X 12 = 2,400 ) > > On comprehensive.............vandalism, tree falls on it, cracked > windshield etc............ > I like Zero deductible on that one .......for a normal car insurance policy > zero deductible comprehensive can be pretty inexpensive...... > as low as $ 30 for six months if you also have other cars insured on the > same policy. That means a 'free windshield' any time, no questions. > Very handy. > Collision I don't have, cause I don't plan to run into any trees or > whatever.........and if I did, I'd fix it myself. > > my main issue with a policy like this is limited miles. > but it is cheap. > I'd say I am paying about $ 110 for six months for each car........I have > 3, two vanagons and a volvo sedan insured...... > unlimited miles of course...... > For a 'Total Loss' I'm sure the pay off # isn't that high ........but I've > never had a total loss in my whole life on a car, so I don't think it's > likely to happen to me ......... > and I have zero deductible comprehensive on those cars I think..... > so I am paying for 3 cars, but at close to what this policy shown here > offers, per car. > and coverage that fits my requirements more. > > I'm not sure on the terms ......'stated value' ...........that would be > different than 'agreed upon value' I'm sure, ..........? > > < as I read more and more fine print in agreements from > companies.........like banks and credit card companies etc...... > it usually says in the fine print that they can do whatever they want, > change things whenever they want etc. This one might have some of that in > it. > > > Scott > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Sullivan" < > sandwichhead@GMAIL.COM> > To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> > Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 12:57 PM > Subject: Stated Value Quote > > > Got this quote today and cannot beleive the rate. Limited to 2500.00 >> annually, though, but I think that limit can be raised. This is for a >> 91GL. thoughts? >> Dear JOHN M. SULLIVAN: >> >> Thank you for contacting American Collectors, the nation's leading >> provider >> of collector vehicle and collectibles insurance. Our collector vehicle >> insurance program provides: >> >> Agreed Value* coverage - your vehicle's full insured value (less any >> applicable deductible) is protected in the event of total loss, with no >> value depreciation. >> >> >> Low deductible - in most states a zero deductible is available. Unless >> you've selected a higher deductible, you'll have no out-of-pocket expense >> in >> the event of a claim. >> >> >> Flexible miles - you're not limited to "parades only." 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This estimate is non-binding; no coverage is offered or >> implied. >> >> To apply for coverage, please call and select option 3. Please have the >> following items handy: >> 1. Driver's license numbers for all household residents >> 2. Dates of birth for all household residents >> 3. Collector vehicle information (year, make, model & VIN) >> 4. Your personal auto policy limits of coverage >> 5. Visa or Mastercard >> >> Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve your insurance needs. >> >> Sincerely, >> Online Sales and Service Department >> American Collectors Insurance, Inc. >> >> >> >> * Not available in all states. Ask a representative about your state >> availability. >> This e-mail was automatically generated from a non-response mailbox; >> please >> do not reply to this emai >> >> Collector Vehicle Premium Estimate >> >> Collector Vehicles >> >> TypeYearMakeModelRequested >> ValueAnnual >> Mileage >> 1. Original 1991 Volkswagen VAN $5,000 2500 >> >> >> >> Coverages >> >> Vehicle1991 Volkswagen >> Bodily Injury (25K/50K)$10.00 >> Property Damage (25,000)$7.00 >> UM/UIM Bodily Injury (25K/50K/25K)$12.00 >> Basic PIP (2,500)$5.00 >> Liability Total$34.00 >> Comprehensive($500) $31.85 >> Collision($500) $32.00 >> Basic Towing ($40.00)$3.00 >> Vehicle Total$100.85 >> Annual Premium: $100.85 >> Auto Theft Prevention Surcharge: $1.00 >> Total Due: $101.85 >> >> Our policies are subject to a non-refundable, minimum earned premium of >> $30.00. The premium estimate is based on the information you provided. We >> reserve the right to amend the vehicle value and/or the rating category >> upon >> review of the photos. >> >> -- >> Michael in San Antonio >> 91GL AT 'Gringo' >> > > -- Michael in San Antonio 91GL AT 'Gringo'
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