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Thread: ***boat insurance estimates??

  1. #1
    Not So Fast
    I'm surprised nobody has commented on this months issue with the insurance estimates given on various test boats, especially the 3 deck boats tested. With a low of $2095 to a high of $3914 qouted I would find it hard to pay these amounts and would probably go the pontoon route. One had exotic power but two were stock Merc power, a 496 & a HP525 so they could stick those qoutes where the sun dont shine as far as I'm concerned. In the area of $3000 average, come on, get real. Guess I'll stay where I'm at for around $500 @year. :idea: NSF

  2. #2
    blown65
    Ya, it sux. We prob wont get another boat just because of insurance. Got lucky and got ours covered for 1200 a yr but if we went now that company wouldnt even look at this type of boat again.
    The two other quotes were 5-6k.

  3. #3
    Kachina26
    ***boat has a magazine?
    HA! I was first

  4. #4
    TheCarDudes
    I was able to get very reasonable coverage from State Farm.
    Howard 28 Sport Deck
    Gary Taylor TPI700
    $1278 per year. NO LAY-UP.

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    BajaMike
    I didn't see the article....do they have any quotes on high perforance cats?? I'm wondering what the cost must be for these 100 mph DCBs.......:idea:

  6. #6
    Kilrtoy
    I didn't see the article....do they have any quotes on high perforance cats?? I'm wondering what the cost must be for these 100 mph DCBs.......:idea:

    4K and up depends on how much over 100MPH and how long is your lay up

  7. #7
    voodoomedman
    ***boat has a magazine?
    HA! I was first
    RDSux
    Actually I was first!

  8. #8
    Not So Fast
    I dont know who this Wozencraft Agency is but the Next X265 with a 496HO is qouted at $2095 to $2979, are you kidding me Get real bud, you are crazy. I pay below $ 500 @year, maybe you made a MISTAKE in your qoute. His comment on securing your insurance BEFORE buying or at least seeing if the boat was insureable (sp) though was damn good advice IMO. NSF

  9. #9
    Not So Fast
    I didn't see the article....do they have any quotes on high perforance cats?? I'm wondering what the cost must be for these 100 mph DCBs.......:idea:

    They actually had a little inset box for all the individual boats they tested and most qoutes were outrageous, in fact unbelieveable. If indeed his qoutes are accurate then I predict the boating industry will fall on very hard times. Christ sakes, a deckboat with a 496HO at around $2500 @ year average, like I said, they are crazy. I would sell my boat IMMEDIATELY if this were the case and go with a nice pontoon boat, arghhh. Its a little different if you are a baller with a high powered cat then I think you expect this, but boats as described in this issue are everyday boats, well not quite but almost. Whoozycraft Agency would be a better name because they are delirious!! JMO NSF

  10. #10
    catman-do
    Im a little over 900 per year for ours, with a 496HO. Thats also one of the reasons i didnt go to a 525. I dont NEED to do 85-90 at an initial cost of 15k, plus an additional cost of 1200+ per year in insurance and probably an extra hundred dollars a weekend for gas when i only go top speed every now-and-then.

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