From: Paul A. Thomas (bluewhale@jaxkneppers.com)
Date: Sat Jun 07 2003 - 08:27:32 PDT
'Twas moi.
The agents name is Gulfway Insurance. 800-940-5010. They write for
Travelers Insurance. The agents are nice and helpful.
RE Hagerty and the others, Most told me that's just the rule. No, I don't
think you have to have it in the garage all the time ( think of gatherings,
parades, shows, etc ) however I would think if it's on your land you would
have to have it in the garage.
As to why, who knows? Perhaps because the rates given for historic vehicles
is sooooo low. Perhaps there's no fat in the premium and they want the
trucks kept as safe as possible to reduce the chances of a loss?
Good Luck
Paul
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At 09:36 PM 6/6/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Sorry I haven't been able to reply within a decent time lately, last night
>at 12 am, got paged out for a structure and wildland fire, was out till 3
>am, then up to go to school at 5. So I have been really tired. Anyways, what
>is Hagerty's main reason for being in a locked grage? People stealing things
>off your truck? What if it is not in a grage one night, you go out and
>someone hits you, will your policy be void? I live on a small island, (4
>miles by 12 miles). People leave thier keys in thier cars, and the doors
>unlocked, parked at the fery, for days on end. I do not have to worry about
>anything getting jacked off my truck. I can see why, but its pretty stupid
>in my case. I mean the truck is pretty big, the only way I can fit it in the
>shop is to take the top off.
>
>Any info would be very helpfull.
>
>P.s: someone refered to "The people from flordia that didn't require it to
>be locked"? If who ever posted that could tell me who that was through, that
>would be great.
>
>Thanks again,
>
>Caleb
>
>
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