Chinook RV

FWIW When getting a quote from USAA they used Google earth to look at my home.

As Blue said, Class C.

I wish they can do internet search and figure out what is a Class C motorhome.

For my home insurance, last time they want little details like what kind of countertop is in the kitchen and each of the bathroom. Something like that is not available from Google Earth, I hope.

chin_k wrote: May 28th, 2020, 7:33 am I wish they can do internet search and figure out what is a Class C motorhome.

For my home insurance, last time they want little details like what kind of countertop is in the kitchen and each of the bathroom. Something like that is not available from Google Earth, I hope.

I have been a homeowner of multiple homes for over 40 years and have never been questioned about them other than very basic stuff like size of the home and land, roofing materials and siding. I assume they do a county records check on them. Interesting....

Most definitely not a minus - at least mine isn't I love my tidy, nimble Class C. Kinda glad they are not all slab-sided boxes with huge overcabs.

SMan wrote: May 28th, 2020, 8:17 am I have been a homeowner of multiple homes for over 40 years and have never been questioned about them other than very basic stuff like size of the home and land, roofing materials and siding. I assume they do a county records check on them. Interesting....

Maybe it has to do with where we live. It is California here, and we do weird stuffs. Many of us are going to WA and OR to retire to get away from some of the nonsense here.

Blue~Go wrote: May 28th, 2020, 11:18 am Most definitely not a minus - at least mine isn't I love my tidy, nimble Class C. Kinda glad they are not all slab-sided boxes with huge overcabs.

Definitely one of the reasons that I was specifically looking for Chinook was what you said above.

chin_k wrote: May 28th, 2020, 12:31 pm

Maybe it has to do with where we live. It is California here, and we do weird stuffs. Many of us are going to WA and OR to retire to get away from some of the nonsense here.

Some of us in Washington are thinking of going to Idaho or Montana as California weird stuffs and ideas seems to be heading this way......

chin_k wrote: May 24th, 2020, 7:37 pm It is class C, but for some reason, my RV insurance company insists to call it a class B to get more money out of me

Why not just take them the title and show them that it is a class C not a class B.?? It states right on your title that it is a class C. Insurance companies dont get to overrule the State Department of Motorvehicles or the Department of transportation. I would demand that your insurance reflect exactly whats on your title for legal purposes.

Thank you for the hint, Doug. Never though of that. The agent suppose to do his job and get me the right rate, but I guess you are doing more than someone who is getting commission from me.