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fugazi chef


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Buying a $60,000 used RV Class A going full time, I have called three insurance companies they want 1/12 of the value perhaps I am going to high 250, 500, 300 am I asking for too much coverage? Love to hear from you fulltimers?!



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What state/city are you licensing them in? That has a lot to do with the quotes as well as your driving record and credit score.

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$5,000? Wow! Just renewed by TT coverage with National General for $178. True its not worth $60K but.....

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Thanx for responding..and the info



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Deming, New Mexico. got a quote from my agent at allstate, $250 deductible, $1100 a year.....thanx for you're insight, I'll be in touch for more ???.



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Rich,

Check around to see that you are getting the best deal.  Some insurance companies will NOT insure someone living in their RV full-time.  We get our insurance through a broker, Miller Insurance out of Oregon, and the company they hooked us up with is National Interstate.  I don't remember the total rate, but it is on our 38 1/2 foot fifth wheel and two vehicles.  In addition, we get a year's membership with Coach-Net for emergency services as part of the rate.

Terry



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Ditto on the Miller Insurance recommendation. They took care of both the truck and trailer. One stop shopping and great customer service. We have a unique situation as we live half the year in Florida and the other half traveling. Even though the trailer was licensed/titled in Florida we doubt it will ever be in this state. We just store it where we end the season.

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