richr
Oct 12th, 99, 7:34 PM
Wondering if anyone can recommend a decent Classic Car Insurance Co.
Thks
Rich
Thks
Rich
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: Classic Car Insurance - Whos the best? 70 SS 454 Oct 12th, 99, 9:49 PM www.hagerty.com (http://www.hagerty.com) ------------------ Rich Cocoa Beach, Fla Team Chevelle #380 wa3men@aol.com www.chevelles.com/showroom/70_SS_454.jpg (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/70_SS_454.jpg) 70ssgk Oct 12th, 99, 10:10 PM I went with Condon and Skelly. Cost me $87 per year full coverage for $8200 agreed value. 2500 miles yearly. No deductable on collision if vehicle is over 25 years old. www.condonskelly.com ------------------ 70 Chevelle SS/was 396 4 spd. now temporarily 307/350TH looking for a good big block!! ccrider Oct 13th, 99, 11:50 AM I just purchased a '66 SS Chevelle and had the same question about a good insurance company. You can find lots of them on the net with cheap prices but, I was a little concerned about how well they actually payoff if you have a claim. Different states have different laws governing insurance companies and if your not careful they can leave you out in the cold and the law protects them. After much research and, even a post here, I called my State Farm (Texas) agent and they fully insured the car for about $488 per year . This may seem high compared to the net prices but for me the most comforting part is I have used this agent for a long time and they have always paid off - no questions asked. I even had a teenage daughter total out her car and they didn't raise my rates. Bottom line for me - if you make a large investment in a classic car a few hundred bucks a year is a small price for peace-of-mind. ------------------ Thanks, ccrider Member #:267 ACES Member #:3379 66 Chevelle SS TH Oct 13th, 99, 2:07 PM There was a recent post about this where I named several companies with their city/state. If you're looking for specific opinions, well that's another matter! ------------------ Tom H. Member #259 Indianapolis,IN www.iquest.net/~bharold/chevelle/ (http://www.iquest.net/~bharold/chevelle/) Bill T SS70 Oct 14th, 99, 8:33 AM I went thru this same exercise last spring. The key questions are how you use the car and the restrictions in the policies. Some have useage restriction, mileage limits, etc etc After reading a lot of posts here on TC I went with Hagerty. Do a search on Insurance, Hagerty or others and you will find a lot of good posts from about 8-9 months ago. Happy shopping, Bill | ||