Insuring A Car With Mods?
07-15-2009, 09:48 PM
#41
This is what i told them. This was based on my 2002 Trans Am with 48K miles with all modded. I told them to insure it for $22K..
Here is there rules. Must not be a DD, must be stored in a garage. To be used for pleasure only. Unlimited miles.
Coverages for me was:
$308.00 - Comp and Collision
$30.00 - $100,000 csl Bodily Injury & Property Damage
Including statutory medical payments & Uninsured Motorist coverage
TOTAL: $308.00
And this is the list of items that you need to complete and return to them
Completed and satisfactory signed application.
· Check made payable to James A. Grundy Agency, Inc.
· Clear photographs (front/side view, 2 photos are sufficient).
· Signed usage endorsement (if attached).
· Signed youthful driver exclusion (if attached).
· Signed UM (Uninsured Motorist) form (if attached).
· Signed UIM (Under Insured Motorist) form (if attached).
· Signed PIP (Personal Injury Protection) form (if attached).
· Copy of Registration, if available.
Here is there rules. Must not be a DD, must be stored in a garage. To be used for pleasure only. Unlimited miles.
Coverages for me was:
$308.00 - Comp and Collision
$30.00 - $100,000 csl Bodily Injury & Property Damage
Including statutory medical payments & Uninsured Motorist coverage
TOTAL: $308.00
And this is the list of items that you need to complete and return to them
Completed and satisfactory signed application.
· Check made payable to James A. Grundy Agency, Inc.
· Clear photographs (front/side view, 2 photos are sufficient).
· Signed usage endorsement (if attached).
· Signed youthful driver exclusion (if attached).
· Signed UM (Uninsured Motorist) form (if attached).
· Signed UIM (Under Insured Motorist) form (if attached).
· Signed PIP (Personal Injury Protection) form (if attached).
· Copy of Registration, if available.
That 100k is a little low if you ask me....... might do some homework on the average car accident pay out when someone sues and has pain and suffering and all that.
