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HA state farm FTL!!! They'll drop ya if look at your truck the wrong way...lol! I have Nation Wide and i called them just the other day to check up and see if my truck was covered offroad if had an "accident". they said NP, and they know i have a BL and 33's. The reason i say that about state farm is that a buddy of mine 28 yrs old never had a ticket or accident in his life got into a fender bender and they told him if he had another accident they would drop him, and as of now he's on high risk!! Yeah he's swappin Ins. carrier!!
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I'm with TD Waterhouse insurance, and when I was under 21 they wanted photos of my vehicles. I would send them photos right after I purchased the vehicle and would then modify it, but since I just had liability on them, if anything happened, it's not like they were going to cover me for any repairs or damages. They haven't seen my past few vehicles, but I'm pretty sure that if they saw my old B2200, they wouldn't even recognize it compared to the original photos I sent them.
They no longer require photos, so the last couple vehicles I've owned all they asked me for the the VIN, year, make, model, colour, number of doors, engine size and 2 or 4 wheel drive. They then calculate my rate based on where I live, how far I drive to work, how many miles I drive per year (more miles means more risk because you're on the road more often), where my vehicle is parked at home, if it has any anti theft systems, and then take into consideration the year of th evehicle, my age and my driving record.
They no longer require photos, so the last couple vehicles I've owned all they asked me for the the VIN, year, make, model, colour, number of doors, engine size and 2 or 4 wheel drive. They then calculate my rate based on where I live, how far I drive to work, how many miles I drive per year (more miles means more risk because you're on the road more often), where my vehicle is parked at home, if it has any anti theft systems, and then take into consideration the year of th evehicle, my age and my driving record.
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ive always paid around 1400 every 6 months. ever since i got my license. and that was with a 1990 isuzu pickup with only liability and whatnot. anyway, now im a little older and moving to a smaller town and my insurance is going to 1300 a year. gonna be sweet!
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