Car Fridge @ Insurance companies

Have to agree with Pesty. CGU insurance are great to work with. Claims done over the phone including the assessors follow up. Problem solved.
PS Don't tell Roachie but went out playing at the proposed 4WD training track Saturday and got the side boards a little used again. Maybe need a lift kit.

Des,
Toooo late, mate; I've read it already!! Ha Ha.
I've heard that a good lift kit for a 100 series consists of 3 sticks of geli'; right???? LOL That way, bent side boards would be the least of your worries and with the insurance money you could buy a Patrol and be part of the happiest family in Oz.

Cheers,

I don't have any insurance so there is nothing to worry about........

Geez Mr Lexik, at your age you should know better. Doesn't seem like DRIVER TRAINING has helped you one little bit...hahahahaha

willie, the trouble is with the training is that it gives you another sense of adventure knowing that what we are doing you can't do with the late model pootrols like Roachies. LOL.
With the insurance payout I'd be able to buy 2 Pootrols but isn't that double Jepody or Dumb and Dumber.

I was only joking about drilling the holes. I have it padlocked at each end with high tensile chain and believe me it is not movable (without a blow torch). I have just resigned to the fact that I have no insurance on the fridge.

CGU is a funny one. I was insured with them (or so I thought when sending the check off every year) and I wanted some info from the underwriter on my policy and was told that they had never heard of me. Seemed a bit funny as my checks were getting cashed. It turned out that I was originally through ARB insurance (called BRA) then changed name to Australian 4WD insurance and for some reason one of these companies was cashing my checks and not forwarding policy details on to CGU. It turned out that I was un insured for 3 years even though I kept getting reminders and paying an annual fee.

In the end I got the run around from both CGU and BRA and Auusie 4WD so now I wouldnt touch either of them with a 20 foot barge pole. I even have written replies from their management that are rude, condescending and basically calling me a liar. I never found out who ended up with my money.

I went to AAMI and have made my first claim after hitting a Kangeroo a few weeks ago and have found their service to be outstanding in every way. Even get a lifetime garuntee on the repair work. Couldn't be happier.

Willy, It would be nice if people could spread the word on insurance companies REAL operations. DONT ask me cause i worked too hard to get sued. I just find it amazing why people would use AAMI for any kind of insurance. I have seen some real frustrating things with AAMI.
Anyway, i could go on but i wont..they know where I live !

I Insured my GQ with NRMA, including all the things on my list (click on picture for details) YES they have to be bolted down to Vehicle. BUT, Reality is ..thats for it to be covered. My point is, when the fridge is in my car it means i am on atrip somewhere. When I get Home, the fridge is unbolted and packed away, my point is, if my car was stolen while i was not tripping, there is no way my fridge could be stolen. So i have nothing to worry about. If it gets stolen from home...its covered by house policy.
My point is, weather its a roof rack, fridge, or anything else i bolt down when on atrip, its covered if anything happens. I pay more for that service and i dont mind that, its peace of mind incase of theft or write off. But when I get back home. Its all removed and packed away, still covered by home insurance.

They probably wont ask any questions till the thing gets stolen,, the buggers are like that.