| [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347402] |
Thu, 05 September 2019 16:27  |
Kingsley Coach
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People in Ontario have been looking at my GMC for possible purchase. They
called an insurance company and got this response:
Motorhomes 20 years and older require the following.
*** *Working stove and fridge, bathroom facilities and have sleeping
facilities. *
****Recent Safety (Last 36 days)*
****Propane Inspection (includes lines, connections, appliances, tank,
inspectors name, signature, and TSSA licence #) most RV dealers do these
types of inspections. (Last 30 days). Disconnecting the propane will not
make the unit qualify as working cooking facilities are necessary to bind.*
****If the unit has a value of more than $20,000 a full appraisal is
required.*
Has anyone in Ontario ever heard of this sort of horse droppings?
Thanks
Mike in NS
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| Re: [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347403 is a reply to message #347402] |
Thu, 05 September 2019 17:30  |
6cuda6
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Not that mine is insured for the road at the moment but it will be soon.....the appraisal stuff i can see if you want it insured for replacement value or if its StateFarm [they want appraisals on everything].
As far as a propane inspection i can see them asking for it as they want to make sure their risk is negated...lol...but seriously i can see me having to do it and honestly its one of the reasons the automotive sector went away from propane as we had to do inspections yearly...not a big deal really they test for leaks and so on....probably money well spent ust for the piece of mind.
I suspect they have a definition of what "motorhome" is to them verse "trailer" so it must have.....just like a car, any accessory added must work; so fog lights, power windows etc.
Recent safety....all used vehicles being registered from a sale, out of province or not, must be safety inspected at time of plating.....one can register a vehicle as "none safe" but will not be issued a plate till done so.....your potential purchasers can go to the NovaScotia DVM and get a transit permit that is good for 10 days or travel permit [if your coach is currently still has a valid inspection sticker] good for 30 days then drive it home.
Mike dont hesitate to contact me directly for more info or any other questions you have....im a licensed mechanic here in Ontario, plus we just drove ours home from purchasing it in NS in July so i know the ropes....
Rich Mondor,
Brockville, ON
77 Hughes 2600
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| Re: [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347404 is a reply to message #347403] |
Thu, 05 September 2019 17:36 |
Kingsley Coach
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Hi
Thanks for the reply. What did you use for insurance to get it back to
Ontario?
I just had it inspected in July...doesn't do much good...lol
Mike in Antigonish
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On Thu, Sep 5, 2019 at 7:31 PM tonka6cuda6--- via Gmclist <
gmclist@list.gmcnet.org> wrote:
> Not that mine is insured for the road at the moment but it will be
> soon.....the appraisal stuff i can see if you want it insured for
> replacement value
> or if its StateFarm [they want appraisals on everything].
>
> As far as a propane inspection i can see them asking for it as they want
> to make sure their risk is negated...lol...but seriously i can see me having
> to do it and honestly its one of the reasons the automotive sector went
> away from propane as we had to do inspections yearly...not a big deal really
> they test for leaks and so on....probably money well spent ust for the
> piece of mind.
>
> I suspect they have a definition of what "motorhome" is to them verse
> "trailer" so it must have.....just like a car, any accessory added must
> work; so
> fog lights, power windows etc.
>
> Recent safety....all used vehicles being registered from a sale, out of
> province or not, must be safety inspected at time of plating.....one can
> register a vehicle as "none safe" but will not be issued a plate till done
> so.....your potential purchasers can go to the NovaScotia DVM and get a
> transit permit that is good for 10 days or travel permit [if your coach is
> currently still has a valid inspection sticker] good for 30 days then drive
> it home.
>
> Mike dont hesitate to contact me directly for more info or any other
> questions you have....im a licensed mechanic here in Ontario, plus we just
> drove
> ours home from purchasing it in NS in July so i know the ropes....
>
>
> --
> Rich Mondor,
>
> Brockville, ON
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> 77 Hughes 2600
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1977 Eleganza II 26-3
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| Re: [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347406 is a reply to message #347404] |
Thu, 05 September 2019 17:48 |
6cuda6
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That's perfect Mike because they can get a travel permit good for 30 days.....so they can drive it home and to the shops to do the inspections....they have to get it inspected here no matter what, your valid inspection makes it way easier for them.
As for insurance it depends on the company.....if they were to call there insurance provider just after the sale they could have it added to their current policy and get it home that way.
PM coming your way.
Kingsley Coach wrote on Thu, 05 September 2019 18:36Hi
Thanks for the reply. What did you use for insurance to get it back to
Ontario?
I just had it inspected in July...doesn't do much good...lol
Mike in Antigonish
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On Thu, Sep 5, 2019 at 7:31 PM tonka6cuda6--- via Gmclist <
gmclist@list.gmcnet.org> wrote:
> Not that mine is insured for the road at the moment but it will be
> soon.....the appraisal stuff i can see if you want it insured for
> replacement value
> or if its StateFarm [they want appraisals on everything].
>
> As far as a propane inspection i can see them asking for it as they want
> to make sure their risk is negated...lol...but seriously i can see me having
> to do it and honestly its one of the reasons the automotive sector went
> away from propane as we had to do inspections yearly...not a big deal really
> they test for leaks and so on....probably money well spent ust for the
> piece of mind.
>
> I suspect they have a definition of what "motorhome" is to them verse
> "trailer" so it must have.....just like a car, any accessory added must
> work; so
> fog lights, power windows etc.
>
> Recent safety....all used vehicles being registered from a sale, out of
> province or not, must be safety inspected at time of plating.....one can
> register a vehicle as "none safe" but will not be issued a plate till done
> so.....your potential purchasers can go to the NovaScotia DVM and get a
> transit permit that is good for 10 days or travel permit [if your coach is
> currently still has a valid inspection sticker] good for 30 days then drive
> it home.
>
> Mike dont hesitate to contact me directly for more info or any other
> questions you have....im a licensed mechanic here in Ontario, plus we just
> drove
> ours home from purchasing it in NS in July so i know the ropes....
>
>
> --
> Rich Mondor,
>
> Brockville, ON
>
> 77 Hughes 2600
>
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Michael Beaton
1977 Kingsley 26-11
1977 Eleganza II 26-3
Antigonish, NS
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| Re: [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347413 is a reply to message #347411] |
Thu, 05 September 2019 19:22 |
6cuda6
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Yup that's the one....the exterior is in good shape, mechanical is ok....could use paint as its getting thin but the interior was perfect [everything was re-upholstered in 2009 but the owners covered everything all the time].
Sadly it has a cracked drivers windshield [ the sellers weren't to happy about it either as it was perfect before storage i guess] so i need that to get it safetied here.
We drove it back putting about 1400km on it over 2 days only thing amiss was the battery isolator so i had to play battery swap all the way home....but in the big picture, for what we paid for it [less than asking], i cant complain.
Rich Mondor,
Brockville, ON
77 Hughes 2600
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| Re: [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347415 is a reply to message #347413] |
Thu, 05 September 2019 19:37 |
jimk
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I have assisted with few that needed appraisals.
On Thu, Sep 5, 2019 at 5:22 PM tonka6cuda6--- via Gmclist <
gmclist@list.gmcnet.org> wrote:
> Yup that's the one....the exterior is in good shape, mechanical is
> ok....could use paint as its getting thin but the interior was perfect
> [everything
> was re-upholstered in 2009 but the owners covered everything all the time].
>
> Sadly it has a cracked drivers windshield [ the sellers weren't to happy
> about it either as it was perfect before storage i guess] so i need that to
> get it safetied here.
>
> We drove it back putting about 1400km on it over 2 days only thing amiss
> was the battery isolator so i had to play battery swap all the way
> home....but in the big picture, for what we paid for it [less than
> asking], i cant complain.
> --
> Rich Mondor,
>
> Brockville, ON
>
> 77 Hughes 2600
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| Re: [GMCnet] Ontario Canada question... [message #347433 is a reply to message #347402] |
Fri, 06 September 2019 10:01 |
kingd
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I HAVE A 1977 sob IN Ontario. I have 3rd party liability only through WAYFARER in Beaverton Ont.
I had t have a propane inspection to get insurance from them even though I only have liability.
My thought are considering how old it is and how often it is driven, if the sky falls on it..
oh well.
Obviously it had to be safetied as that is a licencing thing in
Ontario.
DAVE KING
lurker, wannabe
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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