In a message dated 1/24/00 6:01:21 PM Pacific Standard Time,
dhckdkcsk@hotmail.com writes:
> Does anyone know of a source of affordable Colorado No Fault auto insurance
> for Oletrucks that are currently in the Work In Progress status? I have
> many other late model daily drivers and I really don't like having to pay
> over $500.00 a year for plates for a truck that is in the shop and
driveway
> 99.9% of the time. I had contacted Haggerty and they said that my premium
> would be $50.00 a year but they wanted pictures. I sent in pictures and I
> could hear the laughter when I opened up the return letter stating that
> wouldn't insure WIP vehicles. Maybe I should hurry up and finish my AD so
> that I can partake of the $50.00 A YEAR insurance!
>
> I have queried the archives and found a number of companies (10) to
contact.
>
> In the interest of time I will query The List first. SO do any of you
ole
>
> truckers know of an affordable insurance company that will insure an AD
that
>
> is rusty and has no floor in the cab. BTW the driver has a smile from ear
> to ear when he is driving it. Colorado now requires proof of insurance
> before the ole plates can be renewed.
>
> Durwood
> 51 1/2 ton 5 window
May want to look into your homeowners or renters insurance policy, my Ins.
Co. covers my '31 Dodge as long as it's in parts and in my garage.
Mike
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