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Default Advice needed on storing boat in Florida - Part 2


"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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I called my local State Farm agent who put me on to a Punta Gorda
agent, as required. Called the Punta Gorda agent and got this quote:
15k value 19' boat with 90hp
1k deductible.
2k personal property
100k liability
5k per person medical
Wind and flood is included.
$275 per year.

Anyway, given that quote and since I've been satisfied with State Farm
for 30 years, my inclination is to go with them. But I welcome other
opinions about boat insurance.
$21 more per year will bump the liability to 300k.

--Vic


Maybe not a big issue with that size boat, but you should ask if you are
covered for fuel spills.

Eisboch


 
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