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[Over_Easy]

Damn, that really sucks, Brad. You live in a city of friggin' thieves.

Any chance you can recoup some of the loss under your Home Owner's policy. When my families luggage and X-mas gifts got stolen in NYC our home owner's covered the loss up to $10k.

I guess what's in Vegas DOESN"T always stay in Vegas....sorry, just trying to lighten up the mood.

 

[ToyKraz]

(Over_Easy @ Apr. 13 2007,12:37) I guess what's in Vegas DOESN"T always stay in Vegas....sorry, just trying to lighten up the mood.

OK, that worked!

On another note I just picked up my new Kimber Ultra CDP II, .45ACP. It would be nice to try it out on someone, oops, I mean something.

 

[ToyKraz]

It gets better. AAA just called and tells me my policy expired on 4/8 and that the trailer is not covered since they declined to auto renew since I now live in Nevada.

So no insurance and no chance of recovery. Looks like it is going to be a great weekend.!

 

[dmrowe]

FOOK!!!

 

[MoosesBusa]

The insurance issue is easy to handle. Advise your claim rep that you do not want to handle the trailer replacement. Rather have them notify you when they have found a 2004 Haul-Mark low boy with approx 2000 miles on it with diamind plate lowers etc. Once they realize it cannot be found and call a dealer they'll be a little more realistic.
FYI, I have stated value policies on all my trailers. I add at least $500 to the purchase price to offset Deductables and Inflation. The regular Trailer insurance price was $4 cheaper per year on my 5X10, $10 cheper per year on my 7 X 16, $20 on my 7 ton Equipment trailer and $30 on the 8 X 24 Enclosed. Auto Owners / Southern Owners is my Ins. Co. It also helps that the wife works there