Subject	Correct
Posted by	awesom-o on December 31, 2009 at 8:57 AM
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In Reply To	drop it down to fire and theft if it is only going to be in posted by john90zxtt(OH) on December 31, 2009 at 07:18 AM
Message	You don't want to remove your car completely anyway - if a fire happens or someone breaks in you have zero coverage if you remove it. Drop it to fire/theft (this is what I do), it will cost you a few dollars a month and you'll still have coverage in case anything odd happens.
Follow Ups	Storage and Insurance problems - DualZ (SF) 06:40:14 12/31/09 Not sure how DMV works in your state but here in MA - Cap927(Boston) 07:15:34 12/31/09 drop it down to fire and theft if it is only going to be in - john90zxtt(OH) 07:18:25 12/31/09 Correct - awesom-o 08:57:24 12/31/09 So if it's inside the garage - NytWolf 12:16:16 12/31/09 no - awesom-o 08:23:01 01/01/10 Yep, this is how I store my Z's. (n/m) - zgene4 12:02:27 12/31/09 thats how i have been doing it forever (n/m) - onewheelf4 12:28:12 01/01/10 Re: Storage and Insurance problems - Enxss 07:27:57 12/31/09 You need to shop around. - dpjax 07:41:08 12/31/09 Re: You need to shop around. - DualZ (SF) 10:53:59 12/31/09 Be careful, I got mega screwed like this before >>> - my91z 09:10:53 12/31/09 fire and theft...costs like 20$ a month here in Can. - pearlzed 09:23:23 12/31/09 It's Ca DMV policy - SactoTodd 10:13:51 12/31/09 Re: It's Ca DMV policy - DualZ (SF) 10:51:50 12/31/09 Re: Re: It's Ca DMV policy - NytWolf 11:51:22 12/31/09 Re: Re: It's Ca DMV policy - SactoTodd 12:34:51 12/31/09 In California ... - NytWolf 12:08:57 12/31/09 Just got my CA license plate: - Z_Cherub 14:33:42 12/31/09 How does the State know if you drop it? (n/m) - Piranha(PHX) 11:02:52 01/01/10 The insurance company notifies the DMV. (n/m) - SactoTodd 11:31:06 01/01/10 Shop for cheap liability insurance. My best friend pays - JonnyZ(SoCal) 15:15:43 12/31/09
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