Modified Car Insurance
01-18-2005, 02:39 PM
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If you are using your car for Solo1,Solo2 or have It modified in any fashion,lowering,engine swap,rollbar or just Bling,Bling we have obtained legal insurance coverage for your ride.
If your current insurance company does not know about your motorsport involvment Solo1,Solo2,Rally or your vehicle modifications you will most likely be denied coverage If you make a claim.
You may even be liable for any damages you have caused if you are found at fault in an accident.
If you are hiding the truth from your insurance company we have an answer for you.
We are not just looking for Modified cars to insure.We are looking for every day vehicles as well.
Minivans,pickup's,regular cars etc.
We go into full detail at www.solocanada.ca
Just passing on this info to everyone.
If your current insurance company does not know about your motorsport involvment Solo1,Solo2,Rally or your vehicle modifications you will most likely be denied coverage If you make a claim.
You may even be liable for any damages you have caused if you are found at fault in an accident.
If you are hiding the truth from your insurance company we have an answer for you.
We are not just looking for Modified cars to insure.We are looking for every day vehicles as well.
Minivans,pickup's,regular cars etc.
We go into full detail at www.solocanada.ca
Just passing on this info to everyone.
01-18-2005, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Sinful7' date='Jan 18 2005, 04:02 PM
Hmm... SPAM, yet strangely optimistic.. I'm conflicted whether or not to pull the plug on this thread.
WTF are you talking about??
01-19-2005, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by TYSON' date='Jan 18 2005, 04:15 PM
ya I 2nd this
01-19-2005, 12:00 PM
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For those that don't know anything about this, (including new global moderators with nothing better to do ), this insurance company has been formed by a key sponsor to SOLO competition in Ontario for competition cars and those with safely modified cars who have been unfairly targeted by conventional insurance companies.
Have you contacted William about this Rich?
It looks good to me, except there is supposed to be a huge deductable, so you might get screwed if someone vandalizes your car.
Have you contacted William about this Rich?
It looks good to me, except there is supposed to be a huge deductable, so you might get screwed if someone vandalizes your car.
01-20-2005, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by TYSON' date='Jan 19 2005, 10:00 AM
For those that don't know anything about this, (including new global moderators with nothing better to do ), this insurance company has been formed by a key sponsor to SOLO competition in Ontario for competition cars and those with safely modified cars who have been unfairly targeted by conventional insurance companies.
Have you contacted William about this Rich?
It looks good to me, except there is supposed to be a huge deductable, so you might get screwed if someone vandalizes your car.
Have you contacted William about this Rich?
It looks good to me, except there is supposed to be a huge deductable, so you might get screwed if someone vandalizes your car.
nope. but I did fill out a form though. Also I'm considering working for his company. Do you know William?
Is their plant located in missisauga? or is it their sales office?
I did not catch the deductable part. I just wanted to do my part so they can get the ball rolling.
Then maybe we could discuss the final details of the coverage. I think they should just cover the liability. No collision. This way it can be the same if not cheaper vs insdustry standard. Also to keep it limited to the serious motorsport enthusiast.
01-20-2005, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by mr.zoom' date='Jan 20 2005, 09:38 AM
nope. but I did fill out a form though. Also I'm considering working for his company. Do you know William?
Is their plant located in missisauga? or is it their sales office?
I did not catch the deductable part. I just wanted to do my part so they can get the ball rolling.
Then maybe we could discuss the final details of the coverage. I think they should just cover the liability. No collision. This way it can be the same if not cheaper vs insdustry standard. Also to keep it limited to the serious motorsport enthusiast.
Is their plant located in missisauga? or is it their sales office?
I did not catch the deductable part. I just wanted to do my part so they can get the ball rolling.
Then maybe we could discuss the final details of the coverage. I think they should just cover the liability. No collision. This way it can be the same if not cheaper vs insdustry standard. Also to keep it limited to the serious motorsport enthusiast.
I think he was moving the Mississauga plant to Florida. You saw his posting for a manufacturing engineer huh? I think he was looking for someone with a doctorate or something silly like that.
I would want full coverage for sure. There's too many fools on the road.
01-20-2005, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by TYSON' date='Jan 20 2005, 06:45 AM
I think he was moving the Mississauga plant to Florida. You saw his posting for a manufacturing engineer huh? I think he was looking for someone with a doctorate or something silly like that.
I would want full coverage for sure. There's too many fools on the road.
I would want full coverage for sure. There's too many fools on the road.
yeah, I notice that.
But I've done and have what he is expecting except that piece of paper that not all could afford.
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