Date:         Mon, 9 Apr 2001 10:20:02 -0700
Reply-To:     Tom.Naylor@DISNEY.COM
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Tom Naylor <Tom.Naylor@DISNEY.COM>
Organization: Walt Disney Feature Animation
Subject:      Re: Insurance
Comments: To: dmc@CYBURBAN.COM
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Hi Volks,

Westy owners may be interested in this:
My '85 was added on as a motor home rather than a second vehicle.  It
was remarkably cheaper and is covered under a full coverage policy in
Los Angeles for about $350.00 per year.  I'm not aware of any mileage
limitations, since a motor home can easily rack up high mileage
throughout the year.  As many of you are already aware, L.A. is
considered a very high risk area, therefore the insurance is generally
higher.  The company that I'm presently with is Amica.

Thanks,

Tom


>
> Date:    Sun, 8 Apr 2001 20:25:34 -0700
> >From:    Jere & Beth Hawn
> >Subject: Re: insurance
> >
> >Brad and all,
> >
> >I agree, I pay very little to insure my two.  I think the ins. Co.'s are
> >reading this listserv:  we are under powered, actively coming up ways to
> >anti-theft our vans/busses, and have sufficient enough problems that we
> >love
> >to fix that it keeps off the road 75% of the time.  Not to mention that
> >generally accident occur within 10 miles of our home, well most of us are
> >out traveling/camping so we are effectively staying out of the accident
> >zone.  2 vans 2 drivers... I think I pay about $500 a year (comp and
> >uninsured included).
> >
> Where on earth do you live?
> I pay more than that for 6 MONTHS and that is for only basic liability
> insurance. I'm middle-aged, married with kids and have never had an
> accident or ticket in almost 30 years of driving.
> When I added a second vehicle (a car), my insurance almost doubled despite
> the fact I'm the only driver. It seems the insurance company seems to think
> somehow I can drive two vehicles at once.
> I'm in Arizona.
> - David
> '87 Wolfsburg
> '95 Mercury Sable