On Monday, February 16, 2004 at 8:24:40 PM UTC-5, wrote:
Hi boatin' folks,

I have recently bought a 1968 Lazy Days, 43', aluminum hull. I'm worried
that I won't be able to keep it due to problems getting insurance. I have
2 speeding tickets and 1 running a red light against me in the past year,
and this is my first houseboat so I have no experience. Also no boating
safety courses to help out. All I really want is liability...at least to start with.
One company said they will give me full coverage for about $460/year,
but I'm afraid they will eventually turn me down because of the traffic
violations, and also the age of the boat. I tried Boat US, and they turned
me down because of my driving record and lack of experience with
houseboats. They did get me a quote from another company--$1100/yr
for just liability, and that required an out of water survey done on the
boat which would be another $1K or more most likely. Can anyone
suggest a company that might help me out and be affordable? Would
a boating safety course or more help me out, and if so which ones and
how to take them? This is all new to me, and I'm in a world of confusion.

Thanks for any help!!!
David

I need liability ins for a 1970 stardust cruiser 50 ft house boat. Steel bottom. Where can I purchase this?
Thank you, Ron

On 3/26/17 11:34 PM, wrote:
On Monday, February 16, 2004 at 8:24:40 PM UTC-5, wrote:
Hi boatin' folks,

I have recently bought a 1968 Lazy Days, 43', aluminum hull. I'm worried
that I won't be able to keep it due to problems getting insurance. I have
2 speeding tickets and 1 running a red light against me in the past year,
and this is my first houseboat so I have no experience. Also no boating
safety courses to help out. All I really want is liability...at least to start with.
One company said they will give me full coverage for about $460/year,
but I'm afraid they will eventually turn me down because of the traffic
violations, and also the age of the boat. I tried Boat US, and they turned
me down because of my driving record and lack of experience with
houseboats. They did get me a quote from another company--$1100/yr
for just liability, and that required an out of water survey done on the
boat which would be another $1K or more most likely. Can anyone
suggest a company that might help me out and be affordable? Would
a boating safety course or more help me out, and if so which ones and
how to take them? This is all new to me, and I'm in a world of confusion.

Thanks for any help!!!
David

I need liability ins for a 1970 stardust cruiser 50 ft house boat. Steel bottom. Where can I purchase this?
Thank you, Ron


Hi, Tim. We're the owners of a 19th century warship called the Monitor,
and we'd like your recommendations for insurance, especially since our
boat sank more than 100 years ago and we're all dead.

On Mon, 27 Mar 2017 06:42:29 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:

On 3/26/17 11:34 PM, wrote:
On Monday, February 16, 2004 at 8:24:40 PM UTC-5, wrote:
Hi boatin' folks,

I have recently bought a 1968 Lazy Days, 43', aluminum hull. I'm worried
that I won't be able to keep it due to problems getting insurance. I have
2 speeding tickets and 1 running a red light against me in the past year,
and this is my first houseboat so I have no experience. Also no boating
safety courses to help out. All I really want is liability...at least to start with.
One company said they will give me full coverage for about $460/year,
but I'm afraid they will eventually turn me down because of the traffic
violations, and also the age of the boat. I tried Boat US, and they turned
me down because of my driving record and lack of experience with
houseboats. They did get me a quote from another company--$1100/yr
for just liability, and that required an out of water survey done on the
boat which would be another $1K or more most likely. Can anyone
suggest a company that might help me out and be affordable? Would
a boating safety course or more help me out, and if so which ones and
how to take them? This is all new to me, and I'm in a world of confusion.

Thanks for any help!!!
David

I need liability ins for a 1970 stardust cruiser 50 ft house boat. Steel bottom. Where can I purchase this?
Thank you, Ron


Hi, Tim. We're the owners of a 19th century warship called the Monitor,
and we'd like your recommendations for insurance, especially since our
boat sank more than 100 years ago and we're all dead.

That was Bush's fault, right?