All I have to say is, USAA insurance rocks.

One phone call and I had an $850 check in the mail. I thought for sure they'd blow me off since the winch was a bolt-on accessory, but I gave the girl the MSRP for the M12000 off the 4WP website and she cut me a check for that price minus my deductible!!! :chili: :chili: :chili:

Couldn't believe it!

So, tookl the $850 to 4WP and ended up with one of these:

http://www.warn.com/truck/winches/src/165ti_winch.shtml

http://www.superford.org/getfile.php?id=120379&toggle=fullsize&f=040330 newWinch2.JPG

Now I gotz more pull, new winch, and thermometric circuitry! And I ain't mounting it until my garage is done and the Bronco is off the street!!!! So don't bother coming by if you stole my M12000...

Sweet!! Still sucks though that someone made off with a free winch.

Right on. USAA does kick ass. I've had them for over 10 years and they have ALLWAYS gone out of thier way to take care of me. :thumbup

All is well that ends well. I'm glad it worked out in the long run. :thumbup

USAA here, last 5 years... Wish I had gone with them sooner. Never had to make a claim, hope I dont have to.

Can i have some more info on USAA?Im guessing this is full coverage...How much are you paying a month and where in CA can i find an agent...I need to get this for my camaro and bronco....Thanks in Advance

Hey Jon, last I heard USAA is for military and ex-mil members only. I got out 6 yrs ago so I don't know if things have changed... anybody else know?

I have had USAA my entire life...my dad was Air Force and I have carried them over for myself.....Credit card, car loan, car insurance, and home owners insurance....they take care of theirs....

I think the deal is you have to be military or a dependant of military. As a dependant of military, you can keep USAA forever and your kids get to keep USAA as well and their kids, etc. However, if you had USAA as a dependent or former dependent and leave them, I dont think you can go back- Im not sure.

I'm so going to steal that 16.5.

I'm so going to steal that 16.5.

not if i get there first :goodfinge . . . .











read off pirate 4x4, that u should put a spot weld on each bolt to stop theft.

Yep, USAA does it again. I had my stereo stolen TWICE from my F150, and the second time they even got the alarm too!! :banghead

USAA took care of it, no questions asked. :rockon

that sure is a nice winch, but 138 lbs? yikes!

I have had USAA my entire life...my dad was Air Force and I have carried them over for myself.....Credit card, car loan, car insurance, and home owners insurance....they take care of theirs....

I think the deal is you have to be military or a dependant of military. As a dependant of military, you can keep USAA forever and your kids get to keep USAA as well and their kids, etc. However, if you had USAA as a dependent or former dependent and leave them, I dont think you can go back- Im not sure.

I never heard of USAA while in the military. What if you are x-military?

Oh and sweet winch. I didn't know there was such a thang as 16.5 winch! That things got to heavy!

You should be able to pick up USAA if you are ex-military no problem. I am going to switch my car insurance over to USAA soon. I would put my bike insurance to USAA but Progressive KILLS USAA but over $100/year

that sure is a nice winch, but 138 lbs? yikes!


Same weight as the M12000, which is what I designed my bumper/front suspension around... :chili:

[QUOTE=5.0-BRONCO]not if i get there first :goodfinge . . . .


:enforce THAZ WAITING FOR BOTH OF YOU...

If I lose this winch, I'm roundin' up my kin like Patrick Swayze and we will come bow and arrow your ass...

congrats. you still need to find the fother muckers who stole your first one & drop you new 138lber. right on their fawking head! :beer :beer