Your first mistake is going through Carvana. They like doing the whole "cart before the horse" shit.

Technically, you can have insurance as a named operator in this state. (Proof: I have a named operator policy with my insurer.) Most companies will have you go through a local agent to set this up, if they'll offer a Named Operator policy. Once you actually purchase a vehicle, you can add the car onto the policy and you're set.

If you don't wanna go the N.O. route, just get the VIN info from Carvana. You wanna know what the hell you're purchasing before you pull the trigger and buy, anyways. Besides, if you haven't received something like a Carfax from them, the VIN will give you a perfect excuse to get one from them. You definitely want to know the vehicle history, as it's something a lot of insurance companies use to determine your rate.

Hopefully you'll find something you like! ^-^ Welcome to the neighborhood!

I ordered a jeep on Vroom, they never even asked if I had coverage. They just delivered it and I took the title to my agent and she set me up.

No idea, sounds like a bad idea though.

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Get all set up with the insurance first, you can just give the agent the make and model if you don't have the VIN yet. Explain you're about to buy it, on X date. And then once you have purchased it on X date, call them back and confirm all the info and ask for it to take effect that day. You can literally just call from the car before you drive away and finalize it quickly.

Thanks, I got to see if I can find parking but it looks hard. Also it probably is, but is the track really used everyday? If so, is there a train schedule? It would be cool to walk through it.

Thanks.

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There is no need to have your car insurance agent nearby. Mine is in Harrisburg while I live outside Philly. We just do business by phone; it's easy.

Yeah, they'll run the numbers for you. Ask the agent; they want you to be able to be insured if at all possible. They'll know - it's how they make money.

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Buck Mountain Tunnel on google maps?

You won’t exit the tunnel and return to the same world from which you entered. In Mahoney City, the moonlight is a cold light but keeps you safer than the sun could ever. The moon will be full Monday and Tuesday.

I'm not sure how it goes online, but the last time I bought a car from a dealership, I only needed the vin to buy insurance, and to download a copy of the binder to email to the dealership.

Never heard of it. Just here to help. Try scouting the area on google earth.

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I see it’s on Old Tunnel Road but it doesn’t say much for parking.

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It’s “Mahanoy” and directions are on google.

So gluten is the thing that allows a wrap to bend enough to make a burrito so you’re likely not going to get one that works. That being said, I can tell you about many many amazing gluten free tacos.

Source: Philadelphian with celiac

Start a side hustle. You could crush it in PA cooking up some frybread, Sonoran hot dogs and prickly pear.

I was just watching that lol, I appreciate it but it doesn’t tell me were exactly he is. It looks like the tunnel is on old tunnel road.