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They never asked me when i signed up, if i do track days....What they dont know wont hurt them, lets face if something happens on a track its a repair bill on your penny anyways...SO i vote for not telling them
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They never asked me when i signed up, if i do track days....What they dont know wont hurt them, lets face if something happens on a track its a repair bill on your penny anyways...SO i vote for not telling them
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Hi,
I'm left with a dilema. My wife has a bad driving record (4 major speeding tickets in the last 3 yrs) and my insurance company won't insure me unless I sign a waiver that she won't touch the car. Not that this solution pains me but it's not the best for the old marital relation. I've found a direct insurer that will overlook her tickets but will require me to sign a waiver that I won't attend any DE days and that I won't modify the car even by putting a sticker in the window !!!!!
Any good brokers or company in Ontario that are use to dealing with Porsche and DE days.
Thanks for any info.
Marc
First off i feel your pain.....Those conditions seem a bit extreme don't ya think, I wear my
RENNLIST
sticker proud. You could try TD's Meloche Monnex, however i don't think they will cover track mishaps, in fact i don't know if any of them do. Call them they have good rates and their customer service has been great for me
Thanks for the tip. I bank at Td so I'll ring them. The problem with track days is that not only won't they cover oyu at the track but they won't cover me day-to-day because of that either. Something about having lost court battle when someone goes after the "regular" insurance company after a track mishap...I don't buy it but I have no choice.. .
They never asked me when i signed up, if i do track days....What they dont know wont hurt them, lets face if something happens on a track its a repair bill on your penny anyways...SO i vote for not telling them
Paul, I'm with you don't tell them and just suck it up. The problem with telling them or getting "DE Insurance" is that ALL of the companies share info via a common database. Once the word is out, you're f'd.
Chris
I have a similar "problem" where my wife is specifically excluded fron driving the P, which I don't mind a bit!!
Thanks for the tip on Meloche Monnex; I have received material from them as I think they are the designated group insurer for McMaster alumni. I will check them out, provided they continue to exclude the wife!
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