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HerHotRod
07-19-2005, 01:04 PM
I found a site that had a bunch of the insurance companies that insure classics. Here they are if anyone needs it :). I actually just called mine today and upped the coverages but mines through Allstate.

American Collectors Insurance 800-360-2277 www.americancollectorsins.com

American National Properties www.anpac.com

AON Collector Car Insurance www.aoncollectorcar.com <http://www.americancollectorsins.com>

Condon & Skelly 800-257-9496 www.condonskelly.com <http://www.condonskelly.com>

Farmers & Zurich 800-378-7700

J.C. Taylor Antique Auto Insurance 800-345-8290 www.jctaylor.com <http://www.jctaylor.com>

Grundy Worldwide 800-338-4005 www.grundy.com <http://www.grundy.com>

Hagerty Classic Insurance 800-922-4052 www.hagerty.com <http://www.hagerty.com/default.asp?aff=8900017>

State Farm Insurance www.statefarm.com <http://www.statefarm.com>

Frankie
07-19-2005, 02:11 PM
FUCK those classic car insurance companies. I have 2 other primary vehicles, my car is stored in a locked garage with one tiny window, and I have a safe driver status on my license, yet they still won't insure me because I don't have 10 years of driving experience. Grundy and Hagerty can especially lick me... front to back.

2wdBlazer
07-19-2005, 02:19 PM
I have found Hagerty to be one of the most affordable but you have to have another vehicle as your primary. Coverage value is also negotiable which is pretty cool.

HerHotRod
07-19-2005, 03:31 PM
Glad to hear your not bitter Frank :lol:.

I know what you mean though, they all have stipulations. Blazer - I have heard the same about Hagerty, and that people who have had to make claims have had little problems w/ them. Only reason I don't have it is because, like you said, I don't have another vehicle in my name w/ full coverage as a driver. I haven't had to make a claim w/ Allstate :knocks on wood: yet, but it works for me. It's insured w/ my appraisal.

Frankie
07-19-2005, 03:55 PM
Hagerty gave me great quotes actually. I think for full coverage it was $300 a year for the SS. You know, except for the fact that I'm considered a risk.

HerHotRod
07-19-2005, 04:00 PM
Maybe try some of the others. I don't know if they would be the same criteria, but there were some listed that I had never heard of before.

Leonard
07-19-2005, 06:13 PM
My policy on the Cobra is through Collector Car Insurance, Inc. of Spencerville, IN. http://collectorcarins.com/

It's underwritten through Great American Insurance Group. http://www.greatamericaninsurance.com

$250/year for full coverage on the Cobra.

Sorry Frank, they typical restrictions apply.... Give them a call though... they may have another company they can underwrite you through without the age restriction.

70Z
07-19-2005, 06:26 PM
Personally, I think every guy under the age of 26 should be charge as much as possible for EVERYTHING. Just consider it a tax for hittin all that young ass. :naughty:

Frankie
07-20-2005, 09:44 AM
Personally, I think every guy under the age of 26 should be charge as much as possible for EVERYTHING. Just consider it a tax for hittin all that young ass. :naughty:

Hey! I've been known to hit some older ass. I think my peak was 32 years old when I was 22 years old. 10 year disparty in ass should automatically compensate for a 10 year driving record. That being the case, I want some cheap insurance.

Duceanahalf
07-20-2005, 09:16 PM
Hey! I've been known to hit some older ass. I think my peak was 32 years old when I was 22 years old. 10 year disparty in ass should automatically compensate for a 10 year driving record. That being the case, I want some cheap insurance.
i got you beat i was 17 she was 32 this happened several times :-D

Frankie
07-21-2005, 10:00 AM
Nice! Older chicks kick ass; especially ones in their 30's. They're just after the cizock.