On 29 May 2014 at 13:23, Morgan LaMoore via EV wrote:
> Which insurance companies have sold insurance for EV conversions in
> Minnesota? I know Lee Hart and some others have conversions in Minnesota.
My insurance is from Westfield, though an independent agent. I have had
good service from them
Not related to EV's, but Progressive is one of the few in Montana to insure
old giant farm trucks (1.5 ton to 4 ton). State Farm and Farmers won't
even do liability on medium duty trucks. Progressive was super cheap,
about $100 every 6-months for liability. So maybe check Progressive out.
Good
When I got my conversion, I had State Farm. I checked with my agent before
purchasing the car and they saw no problems. About a month after writing the
policy, I got a letter from the corporate offices stating they wouldn't
underwrite a conversion like mine and my policy was being canceled.
I
I can not help on just MN conversion EVs, but a long time ago, I put together
a survey polling EVs for what insurance they used. Those *surveys are
essentially closed so do not try to use them (the added data just goes to
the bit-bucket).
Here are the results when I looked at them in 2012:
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Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2014 12:42 PM
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Subject: Re: [EVDL] Insuring EV conversions in
Morgan LaMoore via EV wrote:
Which insurance companies have sold insurance for EV conversions in
Minnesota? I know Lee Hart and some others have conversions in Minnesota.
I'm still with State Farm, and they still insure my 1980 Renault LeCar
conversion. They have inspected it, and know it is h
You are asking the wrong questions and volunteering too much information...
simply insure the conversion as a "stock," year, make, and model. Then add
an umbrella policy to cover the extra value of the conversion with
justification in the form of receipts for the components. As with other
customiz
Not specifically certain about Minnesota but the only companies I could
find that would insure a conversion in Idaho and Oregon were Progressive
and Farmer's. Progressive turned out to be cheaper for me.
- Peter Flipsen Jr
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 11:57 AM, Will via EV wrote:
> Morgan,
> I hea
Morgan,
I heartily recommend Ameriprise Auto and Home Insurance, which I bound with for
both ICE and EV coverages, after initial referral through my COSTCO
addiction...I'm in California but Ameriprise is back in your neck of the woods
with facilities both in Minnesota and Wisconsin; they're reac
Which insurance companies have sold insurance for EV conversions in
Minnesota? I know Lee Hart and some others have conversions in Minnesota.
So far I've gotten responses from State Farm, Liberty Mutual, and American
Family Insurance that they wouldn't insure a modified vehicle (nothing
specific a
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