Re: [Chrysler300] Insurance.

[moparted <moparted_70@xxxx>]

That doesn't work in NY State, no liability, you must
turn the plates in. Insurance companies are required
to notify state when coverage is dropped.

--- Marshall R Larson <yelof@xxxx> wrote:
> I have used State Farm for about 15 years. I carry
> a standard policy on
> each of the vehicles with an agreed value. I
> suspend everything except
> comprehensive while the cars are in storage. 
> Whenever I wish to use one
> of my cars, I email my agent and indicate the time
> frame of the usage ie.
> a weekend or a week etc. If something happens while
> on the road
> (happened one time) I inform my agent, full coverage
> is reinstated, and
> then I file a claim. If something happens while in
> storage (happened
> twice) the existing comprehensive covers it. The
> cost of comprehensive
> has so far been more economical than using one full
> coverage policy to
> insure my cars. Modified cars are also accepted. 
> Each car has its own policy but I find it is a minor
> inconvenience.
> 
> Minnesota Marshall
> 
>
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