Wow, Cindy, I have never bothered with the lift but I have never had a top-of-the-line van. Well, once back in 1992, but that's another story. I have heard others say it should be insured as a conversion van. Get an evaluation of the conversion/lift value and go from there. You might have to insure them separately. Only problem -- it could get expensive in a hurry. Note, my conversion (1992)was paid for by vocational Rehab, so my insurance only paid what I owed on the van itself. It was totaled. You need a pro to advise you on this. Good luck and God bless.
Sent from my iPad Begin forwarded message: > From: "Tony and Cindy Waters [email protected] [SCIC]" > <[email protected]> > Date: April 12, 2015 at 12:34:42 PM EDT > To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> > Subject: [SCIC] new van > Reply-To: [email protected] > > Hi, > > We are getting a new van on tuesday and have a question about how you > insure the conversion ramp part if at all. Right now we have a 2000 > dodge ram full size van with a lift type ramp that raises up. The > insurance we have now is just for the van didn't figure the ramp was > worth insuring as custom equipment or listing the vehicle's stated value. > > But now we are getting a pretty good van that has power door self > folding out ramp (pretty excited :)) etc. Do you extra insure your van > and list custom equipment, or do a stated value and add the extra cost > to the value of the van if it was too get damaged. Not quite sure how > to go about this. Or just insure as normal not worth paying the extra $ > . . . .? Insurance company personnel did not know how to answer me and > a "specialist" is calling me back next week. > > -- > cindy waters > mom to anthony 32yo > sci march 2003 > Lutz, FL > c4,5,6 complete > > __._,_.___ > Posted by: Tony and Cindy Waters <[email protected]> > Reply via web post • Reply to sender > • Reply to group • Start > a New Topic • Messages in this topic (1) > > VISIT YOUR GROUP > • Privacy • Unsubscribe • Terms of Use > . > > > __,_._,___
