I have full coverage through Farmer's, with declared value and UI that will
fix/replace my car for 73.00 per year. Car needed to be appraised and they
have pictures. This agent has been terrific. You need to shop around. Each
office sets it's own rates. Having 2 trucks, 2 cars, and a house with the same
agent helps. State Farm gave me 3 days notice that they were cancelling my
homeowner's after my dogs ate the neighbor, but told me I was welcome to keep
my accident free cars with them - fat chance! Gary has been insured through
this offfice since 1958 and I switched when we got married. He came out to
take pictures for the homeowner's & we weren't home, so he just went ahead and
took them anyway. Left us a note telling us he had been there & telling us
what neat dogs we had.
Kate
Mark Vanderlinden wrote:
> I know I am slow, but I am just catching up.
>
> How on earth did you get such a low insurance rate, could you tell me
> which insurance company that is? Anybody else that has any good ideas
> may throw them out too> My 69 Sprite is currently in restoration and,
> when running, will only be used for weekend fun trips, (not much
> thus).
>
> On the no-keys issue: I have had my keys made by taking the cilinders
> out and bringing them to a lock smith. I think it cost me about $40
> for all keys (I only had the ignition key). The burden of having four
> colour coded keys (in fact eight since I had two sets) exists, but I
> am getting used to that quickly.
>
> Regards,
>
> mark
>
>
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> __________________________________ Subject: Re: No key
> Author: adrian@workgroup.net at Internet-USA Date: 7/15/99 3:27 PM
>
>
> I just found a lock shop that'll come out to my house and make
> ignition keys for $35 each. Much better than what I was expecting!
>
> On another note, I just got comprehensive (only) insurance on the
> Midget I just towed home, and it's a whopping $5.64 for 6 months. The
> insurance guy said I should get it in case a tree falls on it or
> something. I wonder if I should report my busted windshield and
> dented fender? heh heh
>
> adrian
>
> "J. Adrian Barnes" wrote:
>
> > So. What do you do if you have a car with no ignition key? Has
> anybody > experienced that before? Is the normal thing to have a
> locksmith come
> > out and just make a key? I had a locksmith try to tell me that
> > somewhere on these cars the manufacturer has hidden one (maybe on
> his > TD, but not my Midget!). :-) I have two cars with locked
> steering
> > wheels and no ignition keys. Thanks! >
> > adrian,
> > 2 '75 keyless entry Midgets
> > (no keys, but you can still enter them)
>
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> ---------------------------------------------- J. Adrian Barnes, MCP
> Business Information Group
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