Does your insurance agent let you cancel all your insurance except comprehensive?

 

most companies (i think state farm does not), allow for an endorsement to remove the liability and keep the comprehensive coverage.


btw.poopeye..i'm not lowering the S right now... i'm going broke paying for the car to begin with.. and i'm probably looking for simple mods first.. oem front lip, rear spoiler, ti voodoo knob, jdm clear diffusers, clear sides, and then probably comptech exhaust next.

i'm not lowering it that much..looking into maybe the modulo setup available in japan

 

excellent

look forward to seeing you out there

 

I was joking dude

 

Yes - this is the third season. I'm with State Farm, and I reduce it down to just the comprehensive, leaving the cost somewhere like $60 for 6 months.....

JonasM

 

What happens then when you drop liability but do not un-register your car with the BMV. As long as your car is registered you risk getting one of the BMV letters that requires proof of liability coverage. The state of Ohio doesn't recognize a storage registration as some other states do. In Ohio it's either registered, needing liability insurance, or not registered (and shouldn't be on the road or being driven EVER, not even on nice days).


Edit: I found this on the BMV site. I've been told incorrectly by more than a few people that I couldn't drop liability to put the car in storage.
************************************************** *************
Random Verification of Financial Responsibility

The BMV is required to send written notice by regular mail to the owner of each vehicle randomly selected, informing the owner that proof showing financial responsibility coverage was in effect on the date specified must be submitted within 21 days of the mailing of the notice. This notification is sent to the person at the person's last known address as shown on the records of the BMV.



The owner may submit evidence to show that the vehicle is exempt because the vehicle:

Is used on a seasonal basis only and the date specified is out of season for that vehicle;

Is inoperable or has been out of service for a period of at least 30 days immediately prior to the selection date or;

Is exempt for any other reason the BMV may prescribe.

 

Looks like my wish list too. Now if only I didn't have to sink a few notes in mod money into fixing the side, maybe I'd be able to knock a couple items off that list.

 

get some lips on that pig!

 

Congratulations !

 

rich.. great post... i didn't realize that "storage" laws were different from state to state. i forgot which carrier, but some do not allow for liability to be removed.

rafi..... oem front lip..yeah..i know..... i need to find a flawless one.. i'm picky like that (and uh.. with rich in our community..i gotta keep my **it clean)