Modified mustang and insurance
#21
My '05 V6 passed inspection in 2011 through a licenced mechanical inspection facility when I moved from Edmonton, Alberta to British Columbia. Took the certified form over to the government insurance office and got my insurance the next day. It appears through the inspection process that they want to see that the added parts were properly insalled. But to be safe I am going to inquire about registering the '05 as a modded vehicle. Got the GT to drive that has no mods, so I won't be without a Mustang during the process.
#25
Doesn't change the fact if I wrap my mustang round a tree and have a tuner embedded in my skull the guy is going to say you modded the car, you aint covered, we aint paying...especially if someone elses insurance is involved.
I've had one insurance company just call me back and say they want to install a device which detects hard acceleration and braking into the car, they also check I don't drive it between 12-4am! Ehhh nope don't think i'll be doing that.
I'm close to 40, clean driving record, professional job, long no claims history valid in Canada, couple of cars, low milage use, willing to bring cars/house insurance over - That's all Im about to disclose on a public forum
I've had one insurance company just call me back and say they want to install a device which detects hard acceleration and braking into the car, they also check I don't drive it between 12-4am! Ehhh nope don't think i'll be doing that.
I'm close to 40, clean driving record, professional job, long no claims history valid in Canada, couple of cars, low milage use, willing to bring cars/house insurance over - That's all Im about to disclose on a public forum
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