Poll: Deuce Ins. What company do you use?

[cbvet]

JC Taylor. Three Deuces & an M813. $75 year each full coverage.
Eric
CBVET

 

[Deuce_of_Spades]

I am now quite curious about the Farm Bureau. I have 15 acres and 12 horses that need feed and hay. Wonder if I would qualify?

 

[bbbang]

What Insurance on Deuce.

I have Haggerty, may have mis-spelled it. They were less than $200 per year on the Deuce. Chris

 

[littlebob]

Ok, I had so much input on my insurance limitation question that now I'm really curious who everyone is using for their insurance, and if they have had to submit a claim for anything? If so how would you rate their service. I think this would help us newbies in our search for quality insurance that has propper coverage. I am mostly interested in weekly/monthly drivers more so than the true show trucks but please everyone chime in so that we can get a big picture.

I also would like to hear about claims with different companies, As I said in a previous thread, I wonder how many members are covered when the insurance companies realize what they were taking your money to insure.
I'm sure this coverage would vary from state to state within each company.
I still don't have mine on the road yet and hoping to learn more from every thing I can before I have to get some.
littlebob

 

[m16ty]

I am now quite curious about the Farm Bureau. I have 15 acres and 12 horses that need feed and hay. Wonder if I would qualify?

I bet you would but every state is different. They have really go rates on farm and homeowners ins. around here too. All my ins. is with them.

 

[Flea]

TN Farm Bureau - doesn't require owning a farm (I live in a subdivision!), and I pay $930/6 months for a 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD, 2007 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, a 1995 Sea Doo & trailer, the Deuce, and a 1969 Holiday Rambler trailer.

 

[cbvet]

Deuce,
Indiana Farm Bureau turned me down.
Eric
CBVET

 

[Barrman]

M35 Gasser-JC Taylor $62/year

M35A2-USAA $28/month

 

[ems4ty]

I've got State Farm. Looking at my policy, these are the limitations, etc...

1) Driven 7,500 Miles or less annually.

2) No male or unmarried female drivers with less than 9 years driving experience.

3) Pleasure use or commuting to and from work or school.

**Driving Safety Record Reduction of Premium valued at $163.65
**California Good Driver Reduction of Premium valued at $69.62

Limits are as follows:

(A) Liability
Bodily Injury 30,000/60,000
Property Damage 50,000
Cost: $241.67

(U) Uninsured Motor Vehicle
Bodily Injury 30,000/60,000
Cost: $28.41

(U1) Uninsured Motor Vehicle
Property Damage
Cost: $8.39

Total for 6 Months of Coverage: $284.72

Hope this info helps anyone out.

-Tyler

 

[Deuce_of_Spades]

Ems4ty-
Did State Farm personally look at your truck or did you send them a pic of what it looked like? Is it ins. as a commercial vehicle or private? Did they automaticly know what the truck was when you told them? Thanks.

 

[ems4ty]

Ems4ty-
Did State Farm personally look at your truck or did you send them a pic of what it looked like? Is it ins. as a commercial vehicle or private? Did they automaticly know what the truck was when you told them? Thanks.

I deal with Mr. Jon Shepard located in the inland empire here in So. Cal. It's the same fellow that Mr. Will Wagner and a few others have Insurance with. He's very familiar with these vehicles and obtaining insurance was no problem. AAA Would not touch it.

It's registered as Historic and I disclosed that to him. Not that I really needed to or anything. I believe the policy is personal/private and not a commercial policy. I'm looking at the renewal right now and it doesn't say either one.

All I had to do was give him the vehicle info, and shoot a couple of pics and email it to him. Never saw the guy in person, just talked to him over the phone and through email. Pretty painless. I know its a bit more expensive then some of the other cats in group, but it works.

Thanks

-Tyler

 

[coyotegray]

I use Liberty Mutual...
About $40 a month for 1 Deuce.
C.g.

 

[joec]

Condon&Skelly $109 a year with truck valued at $10,000

 

[m16ty]

TN Farm Bureau - doesn't require owning a farm (I live in a subdivision!), and I pay $930/6 months for a 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD, 2007 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer, a 1995 Sea Doo & trailer, the Deuce, and a 1969 Holiday Rambler trailer.

I know you used to have to have a farm but I thought they had eased up on the restrictions.

 

[littlebob]

Ems4ty-
Did State Farm personally look at your truck or did you send them a pic of what it looked like? Is it ins. as a commercial vehicle or private? Did they automaticly know what the truck was when you told them? Thanks.

I think this was directed at Deuce_of_Spades, but my agent wanted pictures and said no. Commercial only.
littlebob

 

[Deuce_of_Spades]

I also would like to hear about claims with different companies, As I said in a previous thread, I wonder how many members are covered when the insurance companies realize what they were taking your money to insure.
I'm sure this coverage would vary from state to state within each company.
I still don't have mine on the road yet and hoping to learn more from every thing I can before I have to get some.
littlebob

Little Bob,

Im with you. I just hope These companies like State Farm really know what our guys are driving and will cover them when an accident does accure. I would so hate to see an SS get screwed when they thought they were covered. I specificly did not mention my state when I called Progressive, State Farm and USAA and all told me no way. I guess I just don't have the golden tongue. I have a quote in with the Farm Bureau but I think its Gulfway for me. Difficult to contact them but agreed value is a plus and if they state in writing that "no driving for profit" is the only stipulation, I guess I'm covered for a horse food run or dump run despite what Carol said @ Gulfway.