You get that coverage from specialty brokers. The insurance typically covers
a car at all times it is not in a competitive situation. IOW, the coverage
lapses as the car goes on the track, resumes as it goes into the paddock.
Covers towing, storage, etc. most anything that can happen to your street
car except street car insurors won't touch your racer.
I've had both K&K and Naughton in the past (didn't care that much for K&K,
liked Naughton). I now have mine with Parish-Heacock in Burns, Tenn.
800-274-1804. My car and trailer are both covered to a minimal amount for
$250/year. Depending on your stated value, YMMV.
--Rocky
----- Original Message -----
From: <JD_Kemp@URSCorp.com>
To: <autox@autox.team.net>
Cc: "Sergio Pinon" <sergio@thinkcreative.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 1:00 PM
Subject: Towing Insurance
> Dear Team.Net Folk:
>
> A friend is about to purchase a F440. (Or is that an F440?) He asked me
> if I knew anything about insuring the car against damage/loss while it is
> on the trailer being towed. I didn't, but I bet some of y'all do.
>
> Please reply directly, as I get the digest and won't see answers posted to
> Team.Net until tomorrow.
>
> Thanks-
> JD Kemp
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