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Take off the hard top, fold down the wind shield, take off the stack. Done.
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It's your story...you tell it....it will also keep me from filling the garage with junk!
Not necessarily, if it fits, it fits. Now if he says its in there at all times...You might not want to brag about violating your insurance company's contract on an open forum...
Just a thought.
Heath, some posts before yours he actually says he is intending to keep it in the garage, as the policy requiresYou might not want to brag about violating your insurance company's contract on an open forum...
Just a thought.
Heath may have been referring to other posters that seem to have "creative ideas" about secured inside storage, not necessarily the OP.Heath, some posts before yours he actually says he is intending to keep it in the garage, as the policy requires, so technically there is no evidence of fraud or evidence of intention to commit fraud.
You are correct sir! (in my best Johnny Carson Show voice)Heath may have been referring to other posters that seem to have "creative ideas" about secured inside storage, not necessarily the OP.
That's what I like about you doghead, your always thinkin, sometimes it just aint right. haIf you use photoshop, you can fix the problem.
Take a picture of your garage, then enlarge it. Your truck should fit right in after that!
Heath may have been referring to other posters that seem to have "creative ideas" about secured inside storage, not necessarily the OP.
I consider myself corrected. My apologiesYou are correct sir! (in my best Johnny Carson Show voice)
Not going to narrow this down to specific people, but if I was the agent and ever received a theft or damage claim, the first thing I'm doing is a search for their names and screen-names to find out what they were up to.