Subject	The coupe in TT Form or NA is the same, 2+2 is less
Posted by	Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine on November 09, 2003 at 1:40 PM
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In Reply To	N/A insurance vs TT posted by joecool69 on November 09, 2003 at 12:51 PM
Message	because most insurance companies classify it differently. So, go forth and TT convert a 2+2 and stick it to the ins company. LOL 1994 300ZX (Stage 5) ---- 1992 240SX SE (Stock) ------------------------------------------------------------ ECZA Florida Chapter President www.ecza-fl.com Editor-in-Chief Down Shift Magazine www.DownShiftOnline.com ------------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	N/A insurance vs TT - joecool69 12:51:13 11/09/03 i believe the general consensus is that it's pretty much the - lojaqer 12:52:55 11/09/03 yep, $50 per 6 month difference in my case (n/m) - Thrillhouse 12:55:48 11/09/03 Depends on your insurance provider - SAHTT 13:37:34 11/09/03 The coupe in TT Form or NA is the same, 2+2 is less - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 13:40:49 11/09/03 TT higher for me, which is why I got stuck with an na (n/m) - Insomniac67J 13:51:02 11/09/03 Im paying 2k every 6 in my dads name for an NA..:( (n/m) - jinx 14:37:19 11/09/03 That's like a new car payment. How much is the NA worth? (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:42:07 11/09/03 1600 every 6th months with progressive - lakerdude42 14:42:34 11/09/03 180 a year in my dad's name for my NA - Evan(CA) 14:58:09 11/09/03 Mine is $400 every 6 months for my TT (n/m) - SR Productions 14:50:15 11/09/03 I have nationwide and last month my 90 2+2 - DbestiZ1 16:57:43 11/09/03 Mine nearly doubled when they found out it was a TT (n/m) - turbozz 22:00:47 11/09/03 Anyone posting #'s please include age and state also. (n/m) - twinhairdryers 11:40:53 11/10/03
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