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tbone36109 · 09-08-2002, 10:55 AM

hey this is basiccly the same as my other post but im changing the cars its a non-turbo 16.5-92 supra with liability only (and also if anyone knows the insurence on 91-95 mr2 non turbo liability only also)
thx

(o and i live in montgomery alabama so isurence is sorta low here)

thx yall

DrtySthV6SE · 09-08-2002, 02:25 PM

Whoa , sorry cant answer your ques, but i live in Tuscaloosa well actually Buhl which is about 15 miles west of it but.. hey are you going to the Nopi Nationals in ATL

tbone36109 · 09-08-2002, 02:57 PM

nope sorry i cant well it cool to se someone else from the middle of nowhere alabama i really live in freindship on a farm but i spend most my time in mongtomery

79supra · 09-09-2002, 12:29 AM

i have a line on an 87, i am calling tomorrow with the same question.
i am in markham, ontario
will advise tomorrow.

chris

Teraka · 10-12-2002, 05:23 AM

87 n/a and I pay $106/month. But thats full coverage; 2,000,000 liability, comprehensive, collision, and roadside.

Mind you, this is through ICBC (in British Columbia) with a 35% discount.

OrochiSupra88 · 10-27-2002, 01:19 AM

:evil: insurance angers me, its way too much. For me its $100 a month, $1320 a year. It's also really high because of the fact that i am 17.

cdnsupra · 10-29-2002, 12:15 PM

everyone thinks they got it bad.

i have 2 supras, an 87, and a 91, both auto targa turbos. for full coverage, i pay almost 2000 cdn per year for both of them. i have 10 year accident and claim free, 40 year old single male.

When you are young, they tell you insurance will get cheaper as you get older. THEY ARE JUST LIEING TO YOUR FACE!!!!!

***bgrieger*** · 10-29-2002, 12:23 PM

I hear ya Ben...would be just under 1800 for my 87 T and the Explorer for the year...though I reduce coverage to comprehensive only on the car for the winters, and knock a few hundred off that...

Bob

Amethyst 87GTE · 10-30-2002, 01:43 PM

I have heard the quotes for a single unmarried male under 25, and worse,under 21. Example: IROC ,"second driver"(Grandma titles it) less than 40% of time driven,etc comp,collision $2200 year US. In 1987, Supra for a 39 year old male was (full coverage) no record-clean 820 dollars a year. For my 22 year old aerobics instructor friend ,also with a Supra identical to mine it was 3700 a year!!!. Two speeding tickets, single and financing the (then) brand new Supra. I told her she would be better off with a comfy extended cab pickup truck with a killer stereo.....she wouldn't be broke all the time....