by 1948Lincoln
Ok, I went in to try and get the Seville on my AAA classic car policy, just to find out that THEY WONT TAKE IT! not because of condition, but, only because they will only take 3 cadys from 1970-1989, 2 being limos and large sized and the third being the Alante! I was treated so rudly, and they said they use NADA to value the cars, which overinflates the values. They told me that they turned down a 1946 Dodge because it had a scratch on the hood!!! And they said that now they only accept perfect cars which go to shows! I said, have you ever heard of the survivor class? I was treated so badly, I am launching an official complaint with them, and this was rom the manager! Then the manager went out to take pics. o the car, after they said it wasnt on the list. And guess what? She took a pic. of the bubble on the hood! ! ! Then complained about the plastic insert (all of which went bad 5 years after the car was made). She said I should have fixed it before I brought it up! It is fine, just a little worn. Then I asked to see the list of cars they do accept from 1970-1989. Among those luminaries, were the LUV pickup, Ford LTD, and Cordoba!!! They said that they had a 160% loss ratio and now they have more stringent guidelines. And to top it all off, they asked, where I keep all these cars, and I told them, 2 at my grandma's, 3 at my mom's, 1 at my mother's mom's, and 1 at my dads. They told me that is not allowed! And that I need to have all of them on my property! I said, I dont own a property! And they snickered at me! I then asked about collectors who store their cars, and they had no answer! There is more, but, it is to long to put here..... What do you guys think? However- if this company is already underwriting all your other cars, find another insurer, then cancel coverage with your existing insurer and tell the office manager exactly why you are doing it. Have your family do the same. Any businessman knows that seeing long-time customers go away angry is not good for...
20.10.09
TULARE, California — After being dark since late-June the Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway will light back up in a big way this weekend with the always exciting Trophy Cup set for action at the 1/3 mile clay oval this Friday and Saturday night's October 23 and 24.
A year after switching to a three-night format the 16th annual Trophy Cup this season is back to the traditional two-night program and has been welcomed with open arms by teams as a maximum total of 72-cars have entered the race. The prestigious winged 360 sprint car event, which benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation, has a total purse of $80,000 and with its unique format the Trophy Cup regularly produces some of the best racing seen all season. Each time a driver hits the raceway for competitive racing action there are points awarded and everything is a lead-up to the 50-lap feature on Saturday night, which is completely inverted based on points accumulated up to that part of the event.
Source: RacingWest.com
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