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  • carguy123

    July 14, 2011 10:26 p.m. carguy123 SuperDork

    It's definitely NOT illegal and I've done no dancing. I'm a white guy, don't you know white guys can't dance?

    I have a sheriff friend who suggested I ride it in the first place and an insurance agent who does it all the time on vehicles. We are not abusing our powers in any way. If we wanted to sell it the bike has to be able to be driven on the streets so people can test it. Since we know it is unsalable and the lender knows we have it and the lender refuses to pick it up even after legal notification they are taking the risk it will be caught up in a fire in our shop, stolen or otherwise lost.

  • July 14, 2011 10:38 p.m. TRoglodyte HalfDork

    racinginc215 wrote:

    I don't understand. I just insured a bike that I don't even have here yet yesterday not in my name or anything else. all I needed was a VIN number. then again I did it online and had nobody asking me questions. I'd hit progressive.com and see if they will insure it online. and don't mention it's in an estate.

    I do business locally with my agent. He has told me I can insure anything I want to if i have a VIN, if I want to pay the premium. You have to pay to play.

  • oldsaw

    July 14, 2011 11:13 p.m. oldsaw SuperDork

    carguy123 wrote:

    I have a sheriff friend who suggested I ride it in the first place and an insurance agent who does it all the time on vehicles.

    Why aren't you using that agent to buy the insurance?

  • carguy123

    July 16, 2011 7:41 p.m. carguy123 SuperDork

    That's the one that wasn't competitive $300 a month. He sent me to Dairyland which sent me to Merkel which sent me to . . .

    None of the rest will insure it unless the title is in my name.

    Ya gotta keep up boy!

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