Another Insurance Question......
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 1999
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Most of the major carriers (like Allstate) offer an agreed value option, but you pay a ton for them.
Just as an FYI, if you have access to a carport, literally all you need to do is have a curtain with some padlock on it to legally meet "enclosed, locked garage."
Also, If you have a parking space at work in a garage, that can qualify.
Disclaimer: I'm not an insurance representative, nor a lawyer...I have, however, seen many claims paid out on cars that didn't actually get stored in garages.
Just as an FYI, if you have access to a carport, literally all you need to do is have a curtain with some padlock on it to legally meet "enclosed, locked garage."
Also, If you have a parking space at work in a garage, that can qualify.
Disclaimer: I'm not an insurance representative, nor a lawyer...I have, however, seen many claims paid out on cars that didn't actually get stored in garages.
HOOK-EM HORNS
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 3,517
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From: Port Aransas, Texas Tx
St. Jude Donor '08
I looked into all the insurance, finally I called GEICO my current policy holder. I simpley added my 81 and 74 with full coverage. I had to take them to a garage they have lined up for inspections. They looked them over, faxed the report to GEICO and they were added to my policy. Value is based on NADA or blue book. If you have a top flight etc, then you need the collector car insurance and if it;s worth that much, a garage.
