All Cat Owners
I thought this be be of some help to some Cat owners. I know alot of cat owners that have had premiums increased tremendously, denied coverage, etc.....
I was just reading the newest issue of Powerboat and they had some info in the 2004 boaters guide for CAT INSURANCE. It says....... NEW and EXCLUSIVE High-performance Catamaran programs available. -agreed value -reduced rates -unlimited navigation -A rated companies contact WORLDWIDE MARINE 800-339-1235 www.worldwidemarineins.com Good luck!! Gerard |
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I think that has been advertising for some time now. Doesn't it say something about 30' and larger?
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Originally Posted by SR-24
I think that has been advertising for some time now. Doesn't it say something about 30' and larger?
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It'll still cost me 3k a year and they won't touch a 26' boat. Been there...done that... :(
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This problem will be fixed shortly,watch for the announcement in our ads and on the boards.
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Originally Posted by sy goldberg
This problem will be fixed shortly,watch for the announcement in our ads and on the boards.
Gerard 33' Powerplay |
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The raise is coming,but I need to find a her a husband!
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First Marine Insurance Company does my 26 Eliminator that goes 100mph for $610 a year. They tell me that since it is a 26, it is classified in there "Yacht" category and doesn't follow normal underwriting guidelines.
My old 98 25 Elminiator is now insured with Farm Bureau and they are writing it for $560 a year. You have to know when to hold em, and know when to fold em. Keep your top speed on the "Down Low" when talking to insurance companies. |
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Seems there are some size considerations with the insurance of the smaller cats.
Im looking at 28 Skater's and am aware of some of the insurance issue's. What I wasnt aware of is the "length" requirments. Is there really a difference between a 28 and a 30? |
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Originally Posted by BgBoost1
First Marine Insurance Company does my 26 Eliminator that goes 100mph for $610 a year. They tell me that since it is a 26, it is classified in there "Yacht" category and doesn't follow normal underwriting guidelines.
My old 98 25 Elminiator is now insured with Farm Bureau and they are writing it for $560 a year. You have to know when to hold em, and know when to fold em. Keep your top speed on the "Down Low" when talking to insurance companies. |
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