I have mine with Stacy at Wakezone with a $165,000 value for $1800, with a lay up from October to April. She is great to work with. There is also a great gal in Norfolk, VA., but I can't think of her name right now. Will post later if/when I find it. Brian may know who I am talking about. She is active with the Powerboating for a Cure Run.

Wakezone @ $2,700 a year with $190,000 Hull Value and $15,000 Trailer with a true HP and speed report.

Lmao!!! Yeah right! 525 or one of the first dyno sheets before it was dials in!!

Was around $1,800 with the stock 525's and original purchase value. Had to submit the invoices for the final value and replacement cost as well as HP. Not worth it if something happens.

Another good resource is Bob Luellen at Worldwide Marine. Before I sold mine last year he had me with American Modern at around $1800 with $150K agreed value, no layup and no named insured which is nice if you have a buddy, brother, etc. who might occassionally take the wheel.

Good luck with State Farm. My agent was adamant they would not insure the AT. And I have all my policies with him including umbrella. He is writing my current boat policy at $250/yr. :)

Yeah, agreed... just busting ur chops a bit! How's it running?

Yeah Yeah I know buddy. :lolhit: Running awesome ! Have to get you up this way one of these days.

Just got quotes from three different companies yesterday. All were very prompt and seemed eager to earn my business...now I have to make the decision!

Worldwide Marine: $1670/yr
Wakezone: $1680/yr
Elton Porter: $1888/yr

Stacy at Wakezone said I could get an additional 10% with the Coast Guard Auxilery certificate I have.
Anyone have any claims experience with these companies? My decision would be swayed in a big way if one provided better customer service...

Stacy at wakezone is awesome and great to work with. She gets my vote.

I was hoping to get up there this summer but ran outta summer!