[Steve91T]

Once I'm finished with the CMC build, I'd like to free up my garage spot. I'm going to have to pay to store the trailer, so I figured I might as well get an enclosed trailer so I can just keep the car in it.

Anyone do it? Any concerns or problems?

Thanks,
Steve

[Steve91T]

Not sure if it's a good thing or not, but there are tons of race trailers around here, being that I live in the middle of NASCAR country. I would think if someone is going to steal a race car, it isn't going to be my Camaro.

I'll probably ensure it so I'm covered if someone steals the car and trailer. I really hope it won't be the issue, but you never know.

[Sidney]

Not sure if it's a good thing or not, but there are tons of race trailers around here, being that I live in the middle of NASCAR country. I would think if someone is going to steal a race car, it isn't going to be my Camaro.

I'll probably ensure it so I'm covered if someone steals the car and trailer. I really hope it won't be the issue, but you never know.

Good luck insuring your racecar. Normal auto policies will not touch a racecar and exclude any coverage from racing/track events. If this was your street car that was insured...you might keep Comprehensive coverage (Fire & Theft) on it but read your policy close for exclusions.

Another thing to read is your homeowners policy with regards to exclusion for auto parts. Most of that is specifically excluded on a homeowners policies.

The Trailer policy has some cargo coverage but again...check for exclusions. You don't want to mistakenly think because your trailer is insured that everything inside is covered.

Sorry to be so negative but I'm sure car parts "losses" from questionable claims...lead to these exclusions.

Sidney (Yes I use to work in Underwriting)

[Al weyman]

Also at least with the UK trailers, you don't want to store the car on the trailer for long periods as the suspension will start to sag. If you do then at least support the trailer body with stands to take pressure off the suspension blocks.