Can I Get Insurance?
11-12-2007, 09:04 PM
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Can I Get Insurance?
Here is my story.
I stuffed my boat into a large powerboat wake 3 weeks ago and the boat was totaled. The insurance claim was a bit over $25,000.
I'm am looking into the possibility of buying another boat but I need to know if I can get insurance.
My previous insurance company, Progressive, will no longer insure a boat that goes over 60mph regardless of my record.
One other company I contacted said they cannot insure someone that had more than a $10,000 claim recently.
Anyway, I'm looking into boats 26 to 30 feet that would most likely be powered by a 415HP/502Mag and reach a top speed somewhere between 60 and 70mph. The value of the boat would be between 30 and $40,000.
I am 40 years old, married, and I have a clean motor vehicle record.
Help please…
I stuffed my boat into a large powerboat wake 3 weeks ago and the boat was totaled. The insurance claim was a bit over $25,000.
I'm am looking into the possibility of buying another boat but I need to know if I can get insurance.
My previous insurance company, Progressive, will no longer insure a boat that goes over 60mph regardless of my record.
One other company I contacted said they cannot insure someone that had more than a $10,000 claim recently.
Anyway, I'm looking into boats 26 to 30 feet that would most likely be powered by a 415HP/502Mag and reach a top speed somewhere between 60 and 70mph. The value of the boat would be between 30 and $40,000.
I am 40 years old, married, and I have a clean motor vehicle record.
Help please…
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11-13-2007, 10:08 AM
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I just got a Progressive policy yesterday and the limits were 75 MPH and max 500 HP per engine. The story w/ them changes depending on who you talk to. I called Progressive directly and they said they don't insure my model of boat but the local rep had no problems getting a Progressive policy. Go figure.
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11-13-2007, 10:52 AM
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I just got a Progressive policy yesterday and the limits were 75 MPH and max 500 HP per engine. The story w/ them changes depending on who you talk to. I called Progressive directly and they said they don't insure my model of boat but the local rep had no problems getting a Progressive policy. Go figure.
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I had a 24' with 415HP that went 75mph insured with them. Now I want to buy a bigger, slower boat and they told me no.
60mph, 390HP, were the limits for a 30' boat...????
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11-13-2007, 02:10 PM
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David Barbee
Elton Porter Insurance Agency
3131 W. Alabama, Suite 310
Houston, Texas 77098
Office: 800-759-2628 Ext. 203
Direct: 713-314-3403
Fax: 713-860-8837
Email: [email protected]
11-14-2007, 09:47 AM
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Sounds familiar. I had a 1986, 78 mph 22' Donzi Classic w/ 485 HP that I've had insured w/ Progressive for a couple years and the speed of that boat was never an issue so I was suprised when they originally didn't want to insure the larger slower boat. The new boat is a 1995 28' Pantera Sport w/ the same 485 HP motor. Sorry to hear about your SuperBoat but here's the contact info for the guy I used. BTW, the insurance went from about $500 per year on the Donzi to about $1,500 on the Pantera. Good luck.
David Barbee
Elton Porter Insurance Agency
3131 W. Alabama, Suite 310
Houston, Texas 77098
Office: 800-759-2628 Ext. 203
Direct: 713-314-3403
Fax: 713-860-8837
Email: [email protected]
David Barbee
Elton Porter Insurance Agency
3131 W. Alabama, Suite 310
Houston, Texas 77098
Office: 800-759-2628 Ext. 203
Direct: 713-314-3403
Fax: 713-860-8837
Email: [email protected]
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