i would drop them like a hot potato i have a farmers policy on my M35A2
listed as a pleasure vehicle my agent didn't even bat an eye and she
even knew what it was without me describing it said she had a policies
for a couple of other guy with "army trucks" and its listed as a 1971 AM
general M35A2 the only fib is weight as i don't use it commercially so
they let the weight slide i had a harder time at DMV but that's due to
some idiot at the DRMO
listing the VIN number wrong had one too many digits on the form 97 had
to deal with that took a couple of months to get squared away i was very
happy at the ease i had making my mil-vehicle legal
Richard Burrell
MVPA #20227
MVCC
Tom DeGraw wrote:
>
> Anyone's insurance company ever refuse to write a policy on an MV,
> specifically an M-37, because it " doesn't qualify as a leisure,
> passenger vehicle " and " is defined as to be used during a time of war
> rendering it ' dangerous ' to operate. "
> I thought I was prepared for everything, but this really surprised me.
> Can they ( the underwriters for the carrier ) legally do that? Heck, I'm
> going to take my grand kids camping in it...do the insurance companies
> think so little of us that they actually believe we would put the kids
> safety in jeopardy? I think I'm gonna cancel my other 2 policies with
> them...
>
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