Re: [MBZ] Insurance rates and cheap living (was How Much Can I Tow...Really)
On Jun 13, 2006, at 1:51 PM, archer wrote: Thanks for the invitation. I'll definitely come by if I get up that way on the trip. Gerry Feel free to come and inspect our mountains in the Adirondack Region of NY, if the wind blows you that far off course. the Adirondack Park is comprised of 6,000,000 acres of public and private lands. Johnny B. I Mac Therefore I am
Re: [MBZ] Insurance rates and cheap living (was How Much Can I Tow...Really)
I don't recommend driving on US-250 for any length of time unless you (1) like very slow speeds and (2) like steep hills and (3) like sharp curves ... and are immune to motion sickness. Don Fairmont WV native On 6/13/06, archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I looked up Cameron on the map. Population 1400 (this is an old map), US-250, 18 miles from the river; it looks like you would take 250 to the river road route 2 to I-70 and I-79 into Pittsburgh. All the advantages of country living with easy access to a major city. I drove around W.Virginia years ago before there were interstate highways, but remember little about it. In general, I like mountains but have never lived in a real mountainous area. Grew up in the Southern Indiana Uplands, which could barely be called hills. Thanks for the invitation. I'll definitely come by if I get up that way on the trip. Gerry ___ http://www.okiebenz.com For new parts see official list sponsor: http://www.buymbparts.com/ For used parts email [EMAIL PROTECTED] To Unsubscribe or change delivery options go to: http://okiebenz.com/mailman/listinfo/mercedes_okiebenz.com -- "There're always enemies, George. Jesus had enemies." -- Tom Clancy, _Executive Orders_ 1977 240D 1983 VW Quantum turbo diesel 5-speed 1972 Honda CB-500K motorcycle http://www.airamericaradio.com/listen
Re: [MBZ] Insurance rates and cheap living (was How Much Can I Tow...Really)
At 03:47 AM 6/13/2006, Gerry Archer wrote: Does anyone know which state and which insurance company have the cheapest auto insurance rates? Just got my insurance bill from Allstate for two old MBs here in Florida: $840 for the minimum insurance required by the state; no comprehensive, etc. included; and that's with one driver for two cars. Dave wrote: Just as a data point, here in West Virginia my liability insurance for an 83 300SD is $159.51 for six months of $500,000/$500,000/$100,000. Which is much more than the state requires. State Farm with two drivers in their sixties, no accidents, multicar discount. We live on a farm. That sounds interesting, Dave. My '83 300D with minimum liability/property damage should be even less. G: Anyone who does not have a job in Florida can have out-of-state tags and insurance, so it's possible to establish residence in any other state and still live here. (I'm thinking about living in another state in the summer anyway.) You may want to check out WV. That is if you like hills and trees. Lots of old people here, low crime, cheap real estate, low taxes, and good hunting. And in my case, two hours from urbane delights in Pittsburgh. Come see us. It is hard to find my place - you will need directions. Email me if you are planning on coming this way. Dave Gilmore, Cameron WV How pleasant is the day when we give up striving to be young. I looked up Cameron on the map. Population 1400 (this is an old map), US-250, 18 miles from the river; it looks like you would take 250 to the river road route 2 to I-70 and I-79 into Pittsburgh. All the advantages of country living with easy access to a major city. I drove around W.Virginia years ago before there were interstate highways, but remember little about it. In general, I like mountains but have never lived in a real mountainous area. Grew up in the Southern Indiana Uplands, which could barely be called hills. Thanks for the invitation. I'll definitely come by if I get up that way on the trip. Gerry
Re: [MBZ] Insurance rates and cheap living (was How Much Can I Tow...Really)
At 03:47 AM 6/13/2006, Gerry Archer wrote: Does anyone know which state and which insurance company have the cheapest auto insurance rates? Just got my insurance bill from Allstate for two old MBs here in Florida: $840 for the minimum insurance required by the state; no comprehensive, etc. included; and that's with one driver for two cars. Just as a data point, here in West Virginia my liability insurance for an 83 300SD is $159.51 for six months of $500,000/$500,000/$100,000. Which is much more than the state requires. State Farm with two drivers in their sixties, no accidents, multicar discount. We live on a farm. Anyone who does not have a job in Florida can have out-of-state tags and insurance, so it's possible to establish residence in any other state and still live here. (I'm thinking about living in another state in the summer anyway.) You may want to check out WV. That is if you like hills and trees. Lots of old people here, low crime, cheap real estate, low taxes, and good hunting. And in my case, two hours from urbane delights in Pittsburgh. Come see us. It is hard to find my place - you will need directions. Email me if you are planning on coming this way. Dave Gilmore, Cameron WV How pleasant is the day when we give up striving to be young.
