View Poll Results: What would you do?
Keep the Cherokee insured
2
11.11%
Transfer the insurance from the Cherokee to the IROC
13
72.22%
Cancle insurance / Save up some money / Get friends to drive me
3
16.67%
Voters: 18. You may not vote on this poll
what should I do?
Thread Starter
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 670
From: Surrey, B.C., Canada
what should I do?
Now that the car is finally drivable, and I'm broke as hell!!
I'm not sure what I should do for transportation.
All I need is a good voting crowd to help me make up my mind.
Thanx!
I'm not sure what I should do for transportation.
All I need is a good voting crowd to help me make up my mind.
Thanx!
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 317
From: Richmond
Sell the red junker!!!! 
. Ill be a good friend and take her off your hands but due to the shape etc. I cant really give you much for it. Maybe a case or 2 of beer? Keep both. Insure the Jeep and use day permits for weekends
. Ill be a good friend and take her off your hands but due to the shape etc. I cant really give you much for it. Maybe a case or 2 of beer? Keep both. Insure the Jeep and use day permits for weekends
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Joined: Apr 2001
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From: Surrey, B.C., Canada
I can't afford to run both right now. I was going to just cancle all together but now I want to drive the IROC.
The IROC is actually $60 less per month on insurance. As far as gas goes... I haven't driven the IROC too much to figure that out. I'm sure the IROC is way more on gas though.
The IROC is actually $60 less per month on insurance. As far as gas goes... I haven't driven the IROC too much to figure that out. I'm sure the IROC is way more on gas though.
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Joined: Sep 2000
Posts: 319
From: Burnaby, B.C. Canada
I've been in your shoes, of course everybody here would say Insure the IROC, they all love F-bodies. But I'm sure your IROC isn't the most practical daily driver to go to work etc. If you do cancel the Jeep, you will regret it. All the creature comforts etc. and also your IROC with that much more power will be less reliable than before.
Why don't you insure the IROC for 3 months with pleasure insurance?
Why don't you insure the IROC for 3 months with pleasure insurance?
Thread Starter
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 670
From: Surrey, B.C., Canada
I only drive the odd day after work and on the weekends. During the week I rarely drive. I catch the bus DT or get a ride with a buddy of mine. Its a hell of a lot cheaper than driving!
I'm thinking I'm just gonna transfer the insurance... that is if I can get it to pass aircare this weekend.
I'm thinking I'm just gonna transfer the insurance... that is if I can get it to pass aircare this weekend.
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Joined: Nov 2000
Posts: 3,417
From: Chilliwack, BC, Canada
Keep the Jeep for a daily driver and insure the Camaro on every other weekend or so with a day permit. Much cheaper that way, unless you have/want to drive it more than 6 times a month.
Thread Starter
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 670
From: Surrey, B.C., Canada
okay... I'm gonna try to explain again. Both the Cherokee and the IROC are plesure vehicles. Insuring both vehicles is not cost effecient at all... its either one or another.
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Joined: Apr 2001
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From: Surrey, B.C., Canada
Ya... I think thats what its gonna end up being.
I'm gonna try to get to pass air care tomorrow. If it passes the insurance is getting transfered. If it failes... then I have to decide to keep the Jeep insured or just cancle it and let my bank account recover a little.
I'm gonna try to get to pass air care tomorrow. If it passes the insurance is getting transfered. If it failes... then I have to decide to keep the Jeep insured or just cancle it and let my bank account recover a little.