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What's usually needed is a "stated amount" or "agreed value" policy. Basically, you and the insurance company agree up front on what your rig is worth and that's what it is insured for, and what your premium is based on. Lot of companies don't/won't write these types of policies, and most...

Homeowners insurance does cover damage to the home by an auto (or plane or train) but it is subject to the deductible. It won't cover damage to the auto unless it might somehow fall under liability coverage that didn't arise out of operating the vehicle (ie, your kid hits the neighbor's car with...

Progressive, Foremost and American Modern are three of the largest that "specialize" in insuring RVs. Most companies are going to insist on insuring the truck as well in the case of truck camper. Kind of hard to separate the two in the event of a claim and better for you to have them with the...

the listing shows $2.164 million in federal and state tax encumbrances....

I used to carry a bike on a ladder rack on the back of my Class C. I used extra straps to limit side to side movement. It worked fine, but I did have to keep an eye on the screws holding the ladder to the rig. They had a tendency to work themselves loose when the bike was mounted. Got rid of the...