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12-19-2006 | 07:45 PM

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John I agree 100% but they are also considering the zip codes as well. If you live in a high risk area (hurricanes, theft, etc) then you will be charged for it!

There are hundreds of determinate rating factors these days. Hurricanes is a big one!

12-19-2006 | 11:34 PM

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Re: 32 Owners

Just got my renewel, went from $1300 to 900, no change in coverage. I live on high ground -1.6' below sea level.

12-20-2006 | 09:32 PM

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Re: 32 Owners

red thunder - who with?

12-20-2006 | 10:35 PM

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red thunder - who with?

Lots of other questions to ask, with who, what coverage, what other underlying coverages, what deductibles and on and on.

12-21-2006 | 10:01 AM

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Re: 32 Owners

2000 Dominator with Progressive thru Worldwide
Liability 500K
Uninsured 500K
Medical 5K
Comprehensive 1K deductible
Collision 1K deductible
Wreckage removal,marine electronics/trailer 500/250 ded
Emergency towing $300
Costal Nav 75 Nautical Miles
Roadside assistance
No lay up

01-23-2007 | 06:31 PM

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Re: 32 Owners

Shawn,
Check with John Patterson on Broad Street Rd. I have mine insured through him and have sent a few others his way.

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02-09-2007 | 08:24 PM

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32 SS vs MCOB SS

Hi Guys,
Looking for a little input. Looking at upgrading from my 26 Powerquest to a 32 SS sunsation. The question is I'm not sure if I want a SS or MCOB. Any suggestions.

02-09-2007 | 09:36 PM

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It really depends on you boating habits. I can confidently say that no matter which model you choose, you will not be disappointed......

I just ordered a new SS closed - ETA end of March!

02-10-2007 | 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Reckless32

Progressive via Worldwide insurance. Don't bother trying to call Progressive up direct. Go thru Worldwide.

Avoid any "Yacht" type policies. You will pay far more for stuff you don't need. Stick with recreational boat types. BTW you don't know the top speed. All you know is it's got these motors and it's this long...

Definitely call Bob Luellen at WWM. He has a very good relationship with Progressive's marine underwriting department.

Gizmo, sent you a PM.

02-16-2007 | 10:06 AM

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Hi Guys,
Looking for a little input. Looking at upgrading from my 26 Powerquest to a 32 SS sunsation. The question is I'm not sure if I want a SS or MCOB. Any suggestions.

Got kids? Boat inland? Don't overnight very much if at all? Nothing wrong with a mid-cabin. Negatives would be more vinyl/hardware exposed to the elements needing care-taking, and prone to deterioration. Passengers can't really ride up front on a choppy day, it would chip their teeth creating a scramble aft (I still remember my small bow-rider days). I think the boat ia tad heavier due to the extra glass insert etc. though I'm not 100% sure.

Those would be the main "negatives" I guess in my book when considering the MCOB version.

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