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cjc · 08-06-2006, 10:16 PM

I see that this is an old post, but I'll answer it anyway. My garage coach is registered and insured in the state of Florida. I didn't have a huge problem, but it was a little confusing at motor vehicles. As far as insurance goes, my first year went very smoothly. I think that the company simply insured the truck just like any other motorhome. When I came up for renewal, they had redesignated the coach and had a specific catagory for truck conversions. For what ever reason, the rates were considerably higher. I shopped around, changed companies and I'm now paying a rate which I consider to be fair and in line with what I would be paying for a comparably priced and age motorhome. That's the good news. Product quality is a whole different story. If you're interested, stay tuned and I'll spill my guts very shortly about my opinions and experiences with my 3 yr. old, 65,000 mile truck garage coach.

08-06-2006, 10:16 PM	#2
cjc Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Cape Coral, Florida, USA Posts: 53	I see that this is an old post, but I'll answer it anyway. My garage coach is registered and insured in the state of Florida. I didn't have a huge problem, but it was a little confusing at motor vehicles. As far as insurance goes, my first year went very smoothly. I think that the company simply insured the truck just like any other motorhome. When I came up for renewal, they had redesignated the coach and had a specific catagory for truck conversions. For what ever reason, the rates were considerably higher. I shopped around, changed companies and I'm now paying a rate which I consider to be fair and in line with what I would be paying for a comparably priced and age motorhome. That's the good news. Product quality is a whole different story. If you're interested, stay tuned and I'll spill my guts very shortly about my opinions and experiences with my 3 yr. old, 65,000 mile truck garage coach.