Originally Posted by roadpooch
I'm getting stumped by all the insurance carriers who require that the vehicle be garaged. Anyone know of a carrier who does not require that?
Call your state insurance commissioner's office. Some states have a law that they can't require a vehicle to be garaged to be insured. If a company sells insurance in that state they have to abide by that state's laws. I wasn't aware of that until I queried Grundy about it. I'm going on a week long tour with my VCCA members in Tennessee in October and my '38 will spend a week outside a garage. I wanted to verify that my coverage will be in force. Grundy advised me that it would be covered. Their web site said that leaving a vehicle outside is not a basis for denying a claim. <CLICK>

Last edited by Tiny; 08/04/2012 12:59 PM.

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