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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Dankorage, Alaska
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Dankorage, Alaska
Posts: 306
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Hmm, adulthood and buying insurance
Any help from an insurance salesman (or just an adult for that matter) would be greatly appreciated.
Here's my dilemma
I'm swiftly approaching the time when I have to remove myself from my parents' car insurance and get my own policy. I have a '98 4Runner that I plan on keeping until it falls apart, then I'll restore it and drive it until it falls apart again, etc.
I've no doubt invested more money in this truck than its worth as it's not just a daily driver but a hobby, and I know that if someone T-bones me and totals it, the insurance company will not give me what I think it's worth.
That being said, I've been looking into an "agreed value" policy, but most insurance companies only do this for a collectors car, and mine is a daily driver, and not old enough yet to even be considered.
Let's say for example, that I think my 4Runner is worth $10,000 with all the modifications and maintenance I've put into it. I want 10k if I or someone else totals it/steals it. Does anyone have any advice on this? How do you insure your 4Runner?
We have USAA now, and I'd like to stay with USAA if possible. They've been good to us having lost a house and two cars in the past 5 years, but if there's something better for this particular situation, I'm all ears.
Thanks!
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