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RE: Auto Insurance

To: "Editorgary@aol.com" <Editorgary@aol.com>, fot@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: Auto Insurance
From: "" <tdwark@mpinet.net>
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 10:40:09 -0400
Gary and to the FOT

Have the same coverage on my TR-4, Race Car, That Gary speaks about.

Hagerty also insures my Vintage Cars, and Boats. prices are very good
and all agreed value.


Tom Wark
Tavares, FL


> [Original Message]
> From: <Editorgary@aol.com>
> To: <fot@autox.team.net>
> Date: 4/27/2005 12:28:19 PM
> Subject: Auto Insurance
>
> Just one person's endorsement, but I have Hagerty on my three classic
cars. I 
> was told by their rep that if I were racing fewer than five or six
weekends a 
> year, I could just insure my race car using standard street insurance
which 
> would take care of any storage, transit and parking (read paddock)
activities 
> as well as covering me for the occasional street parade outside the
paddock 
> (like at Watkins Glen and Wine Country Classic). More than about six
races, I was 
> told, and it would be defined as a racing car only, in which case they
would 
> write storage, transit, and paddock, but no collision or liability
coverage 
> for use on public roads. Carrying street insurance on my race car, I was
asked 
> to sign a specific waiver that Iunderstand that there is absolutely no
coverage 
> for any use on a course designed for competition use (terminology that
would 
> apply to an autocross course, or to a lunchtime tour of the race track,
as 
> well as regular racing).
> A year ago, my race car was totalled when the mechanic rolled it avoiding
a 
> deer during a routine road test to check the clutch and transmission
after a 
> clutch job. Hagerty settled for the full agreed value of the car and then
turned 
> around and wrote the insurance for me on the new car that I built with
the 
> insurance money. Very nice people.
> Cheers
> Gary Anderson

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