need insurance 2003 spectre 36'
05-12-2011 | 09:28 AM
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need insurance 2003 spectre 36'
28 years old.
Good driving record
700 beacon
Single
8 years boat history no cats
2003 36' specte 90k value with trailer 110mph twin 650
Layup Oct 1st - May 1st
Boat stored indoors in hammond la. Primary boating on rivers around lake maurepas.
What am I missing????
Good driving record
700 beacon
Single
8 years boat history no cats
2003 36' specte 90k value with trailer 110mph twin 650
Layup Oct 1st - May 1st
Boat stored indoors in hammond la. Primary boating on rivers around lake maurepas.
What am I missing????
05-12-2011 | 10:52 AM
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Maybe a slower I/O cat? Nice 80 mph Eliminator or something like that? Just a thought. Probably better to just bite the bullet and pay the high insurance if a cats what you want. Some good deals on 36 Spectre's and 35 Motions out there.
05-12-2011 | 01:37 PM
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I will email you your quote when I get it from the carrier, should be today or tomorrow.
05-12-2011 | 02:09 PM
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If you are concerned about the cost of insurance (which with a CAT you should be) 
here is where you start:
Under 75mph top speed for a year or so. Then, after you have a year loss free, you can step up to something that runs under 95mph top speed. Then you can get up to 130 from there.
Unfortunately, your location is actually a big problem as there are really not many CAT carriers wanting to insure. So if you are over 75mph, there are not many inexpensive options. The 75mph CAT and under is actually pretty inexpensive in comparison.
here is where you start:Under 75mph top speed for a year or so. Then, after you have a year loss free, you can step up to something that runs under 95mph top speed. Then you can get up to 130 from there.
Unfortunately, your location is actually a big problem as there are really not many CAT carriers wanting to insure. So if you are over 75mph, there are not many inexpensive options. The 75mph CAT and under is actually pretty inexpensive in comparison.
05-12-2011 | 03:10 PM
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So selling the Powerplay and jumping into a 35 Motion running a lil over 100 is prob not a wise choice? Stacy what would a rough # be for me? With my info you have now is it possible to think around 3k ?
05-12-2011 | 03:33 PM
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If you are concerned about the cost of insurance (which with a CAT you should be) here is where you start:
Under 75mph top speed for a year or so. Then, after you have a year loss free, you can step up to something that runs under 95mph top speed. Then you can get up to 130 from there.
Unfortunately, your location is actually a big problem as there are really not many CAT carriers wanting to insure. So if you are over 75mph, there are not many inexpensive options. The 75mph CAT and under is actually pretty inexpensive in comparison.
here is where you start:Under 75mph top speed for a year or so. Then, after you have a year loss free, you can step up to something that runs under 95mph top speed. Then you can get up to 130 from there.
Unfortunately, your location is actually a big problem as there are really not many CAT carriers wanting to insure. So if you are over 75mph, there are not many inexpensive options. The 75mph CAT and under is actually pretty inexpensive in comparison.
Lmk what you come up with for the spectre.
