Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
Originally Posted by bglz42
Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
That is a very level headed, well taught out analysis in boat costs before purchasing a Performance Boat...
You obviously are way to intelligent and level headed to jump into Offshore Boat ownership...
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
Oh what the heck, you only live once right? We're on!
Here's a pic...
Now someone buy my Thoroughbred in the classifieds!
Thanks for all your comments, Jim
Here's a pic...
Now someone buy my Thoroughbred in the classifieds!
Thanks for all your comments, Jim
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
Warning - we just changed insurers and when the policy came it said a condition of coverage was that the original motors where in the boat. Come on - the boat is a 1992! And the agent wasn't aware that language was in there. Read the fine print!!!
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
My last insuror wanted to know everything , engine size and hp , top speed , waters navigated , where stored in seasson and for winter lay up , yadda yadda. I switched last year to travlers and they didn't ask most of those questions. Had a claim at the end of last season which they paid in a reasonable time considering I filed the claim the week of katrina and their marine ops are / were in new orleans. No haggle on what they covered and the depreciation was fair. I'll probably get slammed this year! Renewal is coming soon. Speed and hp definatly makes a difference in the quote.
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Originally Posted by asap
Sorry to hear your dilemma.....I'm in Nj and just finished deal on new 38 Donzi ZR. The $5 G amount for the insurance is certainly the range I'm paying in. But then, since I'm fairly new to this caliber of boating, wasn't sure if that was over the top or not when I inked the deal for the boat. Since then I've found that the real problem seems to be (short) supply of actual insurers who want to cover anything that goes more than 55mph.....
so i guess we pay to play.......
Can anyone else add their insight to this?
so i guess we pay to play.......
Can anyone else add their insight to this?
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
Originally Posted by Harper220
My father just bought a 38 zr and he's insured through progressive at $1400/yr. and that's with 525's... It seems like the majority on oso is paying big $ to insure their rigs. Maybe it's age and driving records?
http://watercraft.progressive.com/Corporate/types.asp
Shop > Boat/PWC >
Boats/PWCs We Insure
You can insure the following types of boats/PWCs with a Progressive DirectSM or Drive® Insurance from Progressive boat policy. Click on a link for a more detailed description and a picture of the boat.
Runabout
Mini Jet Boat
Sailboat
Pontoon
House Boat
Cabin Cruiser
Bass Boat
Other Fishing Boat
Personal Watercraft
Homemade Boats (Liability Only)
The following coverage is not available:
* Physical Damage coverage on boats more than 15 years old AND worth more than $20,000
* Physical Damage Only policies
* Engine/Motor Only coverage
The following cannot be insured with your Progressive Direct or Drive boat policy:
* Boats over 50 feet in length and/or with values over $250,000
* PWC valued over $27,000
* Boats with max speed exceeding 75 mph
* Bass boats with max speed exceeding 90 mph
* Boats with engine horsepower greater than 500 for a single engine or 1,000 for twin engines
* Boats equipped with over-the-transom exhaust or exposed inboard engine(s)
* Boats with more than two motors (other than trolling motors or “kicker” motors)
* Wood, steel, ferro cement or performance catamarans/tunnel hulls
* Boats that do not meet published U.S. Coast Guard standards
* Boats principally docked/moored/stored in Massachusetts, New Jersey, District of Columbia, Canada, Mexico or Puerto Rico. Principally docked/moored/stored is defined as at least 6 months in a given state or location.
* Boats used as a primary residence (“Live Aboards”)
* Boats used for any business or commercial purpose, including, but not limited, to: pickup or delivery of goods, limousine or taxi service, emergency services, food concessions or commercial fishing (including netting and trapping)
* Boats used for racing or speed tests (except sailboats)
* All amphibious land boats, hovercraft or airboats
* Foot pedal/paddle, steam, glass bottom and ice boats (sailboat)
* Homemade boats with Physical Damage coverage
* Homemade boats without a serial number
* Houseboats that do not have motors
* Boats leased or rented to others by the insured
* Any boat on consignment
* Boats with more than two owners
Last edited by CigDaze; 03-30-2006 at 08:42 AM.
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
Originally Posted by bglz42
Oh what the heck, you only live once right? We're on!
Here's a pic...
Now someone buy my Thoroughbred in the classifieds!
Thanks for all your comments, Jim
Here's a pic...
Now someone buy my Thoroughbred in the classifieds!
Thanks for all your comments, Jim
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Re: Help! Decision on boat purchase based on INSURANCE!
Originally Posted by Wobble
Jim,
I just got my renewal (progressive), no change, just over $800 year.
Assuming your credit stays/is good, I don't think you have much to worry about.
I just got my renewal (progressive), no change, just over $800 year.
Assuming your credit stays/is good, I don't think you have much to worry about.