---- Loren Busch <starwagen@GMAIL.COM> wrote: 
> ​RE: AAA and Coach Net and Such
> Very interesting and helpful thread, thanks for starting it Dennis.
> 
> A couple of things.  First, vehicle insurance is available through AAA in
> Washington State contrary to what was said in one post.

Vehicle insurance is available THROUGH AAA in Washington State.  I have it.  But it is not AAA insurance, like I had in Oklahoma.  It is with another insurer.  AAA only acts as an agent in Washington State, not as an insurer.  In California, Oklahoma, and a few other states, AAA not only sells vehicle insurance, but the vehicle insurance they sell is a AAA policy.  If you bought insurance through AAA in Washington, look at your policy.  It is not issued by AAA.  The AAA agent and I had a lengthy conversation about that.

AAA club membership, so far as I know, is available in every state.  I have AAA Premium in Washington.

Washington State considers my camper to be a van, not an RV.  They registered it that way.  

mcneely

> Second, keep in mind that AAA is organized on a state by state basis.  And
> plans and details of plans vary from state to state.  And since any such
> plan is insurance the laws and regulations of each state become a major
> factor in what is available and how it is available in each state.
> I have AAA Premium here in Washington and actually used it for the first
> time for my Westy just last fall.  And had no problems being towed to
> private property for the repairs to be made.  About a 30 miles tow.
> 
> I just looked at the website for Coach Net and have left them a question:
> Do they cover Class B RV's?  Out Vanagon Westfalias are considered a Class
> B, a van conversion.  If so I may well switch to Coach Net when my AAA
> expires next fall.  Just a couple dollars more but based on the experience
> people on this list have had more desirable that AAA.

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David McNeely