Car insurance for modified cars
01-27-2006, 12:44 PM
#31
Originally Posted by BBProductions
have a car? pay insurance..
want a moded car? ay insurance...
don wanna pay high rates, then take the tcc or walk...
these threads always come up...
want a moded car? ay insurance...
don wanna pay high rates, then take the tcc or walk...
these threads always come up...
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01-27-2006, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by fury
Not sure if you've been actually reading this thread, but I AM looking to pay for insurance for a modded car. I'm not complaining that insurance is outrageous and I dont wanna pay the price, I'm looking for an insurance company that WILL take on a modified car. Perhaps you were looking at the wrong thread.
insurance companies don want to ad u not realy cause of the mods, but they assume u are adding hte mods for dumb purpose's ie racing in their minds... you removing stock parts and puting on aftermarket parts increases the risk of accidents as the insurance no long has the benefit of knowing ur car is 100% facory safe...
insurance is available, imo talk to a broker - they can do the searching for you...
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01-29-2006, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by BBProductions
not realy.. just another thing to ad to the list...
insurance companies don want to ad u not realy cause of the mods, but they assume u are adding hte mods for dumb purpose's ie racing in their minds... you removing stock parts and puting on aftermarket parts increases the risk of accidents as the insurance no long has the benefit of knowing ur car is 100% facory safe...
insurance is available, imo talk to a broker - they can do the searching for you...
thats every forum...
insurance companies don want to ad u not realy cause of the mods, but they assume u are adding hte mods for dumb purpose's ie racing in their minds... you removing stock parts and puting on aftermarket parts increases the risk of accidents as the insurance no long has the benefit of knowing ur car is 100% facory safe...
insurance is available, imo talk to a broker - they can do the searching for you...
thats every forum...
01-29-2006, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 1cam8valves
Oh you mean *my* Daytona, except mines white and is too far from stock! 
Here's a pic of one almost identical to mine, I've got different rims/decals though:
Here's a pic of one almost identical to mine, I've got different rims/decals though:
Nice! Always nice to see a daytona in good shape on the street. I myself wouldent mind a nice iroc R/T saw one a year or so ago waste a integra type R.
01-29-2006, 10:51 PM
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so then should I just get a safety certificate, and tell them i want a 91 accord insured, without mentioning the mods? What do you suggest about stuff like stereo equipement that I would want insured? Get the car appraised and have it insured for fire/theft for that amount?
01-30-2006, 01:50 AM
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get your car appraised and call kingsway insurance...my buddy did it with his civic and he doesnt pay alot and has a fair amount of mods worth decent coin ($$$$$)...they didnt hassle him once he showed them the legit appraisal. they fully covered him and since your 27 u should have no problems because he is 25. keep this in mind though, he has a clean record with a G licence and driving school certificate.
01-31-2006, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Intimidator
get your car appraised and call kingsway insurance...my buddy did it with his civic and he doesnt pay alot and has a fair amount of mods worth decent coin ($$$$$)...they didnt hassle him once he showed them the legit appraisal. they fully covered him and since your 27 u should have no problems because he is 25. keep this in mind though, he has a clean record with a G licence and driving school certificate.
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Re: Car insurance for modified cars
all i want to do is exterior just making it look good i have a kid and dont need to go fast im happy with what my car can do i just want to turn a bit of heads is all. stylin daddy lol
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