Hi Jon,
Back in the 60's I paid an increased premium for life insurance because I
told the agent I raced. The policy was subsiquently turned over to a new
agent who asked me why I had an increased rate. After I told him about
Bonneville he called the company and they determined that there was no added
risk in that type of racing and the added premium was not required. I even
got a refund retroactively of the added ammount.
Jim in Palmdale, whos dad was from Iron river
> This morning John, my life insurance agent, stopped by the office with a
new
> form to fill out -- about racing. Seems the insurance co. has somehow
found
> out that I race, and this form lists things like which sanctioning body,
> speeds attained/expected, and so on. It asks which performance driving
> schools I've attended, where I race, and so on -- even a question about
how
> long is the race course?
>
> John assures me that he didn't tell the ins. co. that I race -- so my
> question is: Have any of you run across this type of form before? How'd
I
> get busted? USFRA/ECTA/SCTA don't sell the mailing lists to the insurance
> folks, do they? (No, I didn't expect so...)
>
> I did show him some photos, including one of Keith and the So-AL car.
Maybe
> that was my mistake.
>
> By the way, in reference to the "new parts" thread now running on the
> list -- a stoker crank will be my Christmas present, Nancy informs me.
> Better, though, was her comment after the bike was made non-streetable.
She
> said "Now you're going to have to get another bike to ride ON the street."
> See why I love her?
>
> Jon #436 1350 M/PS/G
> Marquette, Michigan
> (that's way up north)
///
/// land-speed@autox.team.net mailing list
/// To unsubscribe send a plain text message to majordomo@autox.team.net
/// with nothing in it but
///
/// unsubscribe land-speed
///
/// or go to http://www.team.net/cgi-bin/majorcool
///
///
|