From: Patrick Jankowiak (eccm@swbell.net)
Date: Wed May 21 2003 - 19:10:38 PDT
In Texas, a licensed former military vehicle needs no insurance, but
it is foolish to go without liability.
This is what I beleive to be correct in Texas (ask a lawyer in any
case): In Texas, the remedies of the plaintiff are somewhat limited.
they can get a judgement and basically through what lawyers call
'discovery' order you to sell most of your assets such as guns, other
real property, ski boats, etc. to pay the debt, but you keep your
home, 'tools of the trade' of yours, two trucks, and a car. I
understand that in some states, they can take everything.
"Paul A. Thomas" wrote:
>
> Hi Caleb:
>
> I can't imagine a state saying you don't need insurance.
> Even if you do not, you are still liable for the damages if you
> happen to bump someone. That's nationwide, based on tort law upheld by the
> Supreme Court waaaaay back east.
>
> You might try Gulfway Ins Agents in Florida, 800-940-5010. I
> searched for over half a year before finding them. ( most agents or
> carriers want your vehicle to be show quality and/or stored IN a building )
>
> Paul
> '53 REO M35 Fire Conversion
> '53 AEC Chevy 3/4 Ton
>
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