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goodhart
10-26-2010, 01:41 PM
Evo goes away for the winter this weekend...taking insurance off, putting it on jackstands and the honda returns...was a good month of fun while it lasted.
Edit: I must put this thread back on track.
What? Winters are when Evo's shine!! plus, it's not even snowing yet!
Murlo26
10-26-2010, 01:42 PM
True that if you have something other than summer rims/tires, which i don't anymore.
This is why I have a beater now.
Super Bleeder!!
10-26-2010, 01:45 PM
What? Winters are when Evo's shine!! plus, it's not even snowing yet!
That single layer of paint evos have doesnt seem to resist the salty roads for too long, sadly.
mlomker
10-26-2010, 01:45 PM
taking insurance off
I assume you won't be telling your bank about that one. I thought about upping my deductibles but it's not worth the risk since even my parking ramp isn't totally safe.
That single layer of paint evos have doesnt seem to resist the salty roads for too long, sadly.
With the amount of paint my car has lost in 14k miles, I expect it to need a repaint sooner than later. It's amazing.
Murlo26
10-26-2010, 01:47 PM
I assume you won't be telling your bank about that one. I thought about upping my deductibles but it's not worth the risk since even my parking ramp isn't totally safe.
It doesn't fully remove it...its what I did while at DB. It is still covered if something happens, you just can't drive it.
I think i still pay like 50 bucks a month for the coverage that way...something like that. A lot less though.
And yes, the paint is bad on these...my car is starting to look rough, I don't need more salt and rock chips owning the exterior than is needed.
Honestly, i think it will just make driving the evo that much more awesome when I take it out again in spring.
scheides
10-26-2010, 01:49 PM
Whoah that's a good idea, I will save a few bucko's doing that on mine!
Murlo26
10-26-2010, 01:51 PM
Whoah that's a good idea, I will save a few bucko's doing that on mine!
Yep...I still get my mutli car discount this way too, so its all good :)
However it seems to confuse statefarm, at least my agent, so it usually takes a billing cycle to figure it out, lol.
But I will save a lot on GAS, insurance and maintenance. I would say over the winter, probably looking at 600 or so in savings...works for me.
Edit: I don't think you have to worry about this scheides, but if you tow it anywhere, just let them know that day so you are covered...otherwise should be good to go.
scheides
10-26-2010, 02:20 PM
Just called, Went from $129/month to $19/month. Technically I could remove coverage entirely (no lien on it) but for $19 I'll keep some coverage in case the roof falls in on the garage or I give up and light the thing on fire (har har).
Murlo26
10-26-2010, 02:25 PM
Just called, Went from $129/month to $19/month. Technically I could remove coverage entirely (no lien on it) but for $19 I'll keep some coverage in case the roof falls in on the garage or I give up and light the thing on fire (har har).
You are welcome for the suggestion :) More money for the motor now!
scheides
10-26-2010, 02:33 PM
So true! Sorry for clogging your thread but that is a fantastic idea and I'm getting screwed on timeline...sigh.
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