[rubadub]

Anybody know anything about this company in Minnesota, CWG collector car insurance, got some advertising in the mail today, see where it appears they will also insure it while its being restored, I know I called Haggerty a year ago and they didn't seem interested because it wasn't all together.

Rob

[Dean]

No, but you might talk to Alex Larue, he insures my 70 convertible while under construction.
http://www.larueinsurance.net/
http://www.larueclassics.com/

At very reasonable rates, I might add.

[1badss396]

I never herd of CWG?
I have mine with my home owners insurance until I register the car and drive it. Check with your home owners insurance first.
Rob at the rate your going you could have bought another car with the insurance payments, LOL j/k

[rubadub]

Originally Posted by Dean

No, but you might talk to Alex Larue, he insures my 70 convertible while under construction.
http://www.larueinsurance.net/
http://www.larueclassics.com/

At very reasonable rates, I might add.

Thanks Dean I'll check them out.

[rubadub]

Originally Posted by 1badss396

I never herd of CWG?
I have mine with my home owners insurance until I register the car and drive it. Check with your home owners insurance first.
Rob at the rate your going you could have bought another car with the insurance payments, LOL j/k

My home owners won't cover it, because its all in pieces, at least you have a whole car.

[Chris R]

Im in Mn and have never heard of them personally. New company perhaps?

[1badss396]

Originally Posted by rubadub

My home owners won't cover it, because its all in pieces, at least you have a whole car.

They wont insure it even it is under your roof and on your property. I had no problem with my insurance.

[Skeeveman]

Originally Posted by 1badss396

They wont insure it even it is under your roof and on your property. I had no problem with my insurance.

I would imagine not, when a tree fell on one of our sheds, they wouldn't cover the damage to the tail of the airplane, and also stated that if the 4 wheeler would of been damaged (which luckily it wasn't), it wouldn't be covered. The only way the 4 wheeler could be covered under home insurance is if we lived on a farm and it was considered farm equipment. Basically, unless it can be considered farm equipment, all items such as planes, automobiles, and ATV's must have their own policy.