[pianotech] vehicle lease

Tom Gorley tomgorley88 at sonic.net
Tue Nov 8 10:14:17 MST 2011


Wow! You would spend all that time looking in the junkyard and then more time with the installation?  I had one replaced last week by a professional windshield shop.  It cost me $169 in San Jose, Calif, and I was in and out of there in exactly one hour.  They did a great job.

>    Tom Gorley
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On Nov 8, 2011, at 6:50 AM, Dean May wrote:

> My experience is that kind of coverage makes you an extravagant consumer and is the same reason our health care system is a mess. For a $1500 vehicle I would not spend $500 on a new windshield. I’d get one from the salvage yard for less than $50 and find an installer who moonlights and would install it for $40.  And I still save money compared to what extended insurance coverage costs. I’ve saved thousands in the years I’ve been driving following this rationale. YMMV.
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> From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf Of Matthew Todd
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> I've never had minimum insurance coverage and never plan to.  Comprehensive is a good thing to have.  Example:  I recently paid $50 (deductible) for a $500 windshield.
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