Your vehicles as they sit now!
- Thread starter Chance
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Dat extra 2' :turbohump:
Haha someday I'm hoping to have the funds to keep this one for work and have one with more doors and less bed
Sent from the seat of a 6.slow
God damn amateur hour out here.
#riplightbar
I assume you're glad you weren't in the crew lmao. Hope it gets fixed fast, would not want to drive the crew waiting for it to be done!
I put a 60k rider on the crew so if something happens to it I hope it gets totalled. :corny: I got another work truck to drive for when it goes in
le Cummins? How have you guys been liking that thing? I know you weren't to pleased with the suspension when towing that trailer empty.
Nah the Denali. Its nice minus the empty trailer towing.
If I got 60k out of it zero fucks would be awarded
How did you assign that much value to me truck for my policy usaa said they will only cover like 2k in aftermarket modifications
Some insurance companies offer agreed value.
By boat insurance offers agreed value, but it's a little more expensive.
And they put book value on my boat for $36800 if a total loss so was good enough for me.
But i could pay a little more and put a 50k agreed value to cover aftermarket
My insurance guy is awesome. It was a couple hundred bucks a year but that's better than being out 20k
Word to above. Problem with insurance is people are cheap as fuck when it comes to premium jumping company to company to save pennies and don't even look at the coverage or policy wording. Then as soon as they have a claim they hold there hands out and like it's some sort of charity. Why the fuck do you think your premiums were so low.
I actually put a lot of blame on Insurance Brokers. Most are crooks and when a claim comes in try to make us adjusters look like the bad guy. "So... I under insured this guy so I could keep his business. Can you please pay more than the coverage he paid for so I don't have to have an awkward conversation of how I fucked him over?" I had a claim this summer where a guys shop burned to the ground. When I attended he showed me photographs. It was a full insulated, heated floors, 60X100 shop with dual bay doors, 2 hoists, an amazing man cave up top and close to $150,000 worth of tools. The rebuild estimate was over $130,000 for a total claim of almost $300,000. Because he was under insured, I had to get a cheque cut for $63,000 for everything and I pulled everything string I could. The guy almost cried. That extra $20/month looks pretty good then.
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I actually put a lot of blame on Insurance Brokers. Most are crooks and when a claim comes in try to make us adjusters look like the bad guy. "So... I under insured this guy so I could keep his business. Can you please pay more than the coverage he paid for so I don't have to have an awkward conversation of how I fucked him over?" I had a claim this summer where a guys shop burned to the ground. When I attended he showed me photographs. It was a full insulated, heated floors, 60X100 shop with dual bay doors, 2 hoists, an amazing man cave up top and close to $150,000 worth of tools. The rebuild estimate was over $130,000 for a total claim of almost $300,000. Because he was under insured, I had to get a cheque cut for $63,000 for everything and I pulled everything string I could. The guy almost cried. That extra $20/month looks pretty good then.
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