You have to be licensed for 10 years? Wow.

 

Heard Haverty was a good company, but I think you need to have a squeaky clean driving record for them to write you.

 

chubb won't take him. brown and brown told me that they can't write chubb anymore...that all chubb personal auto has to go through one particular company. that company will only write cars that are considered to be sports cars or classics. sorry, but johns car isn't going to be on the list. neither was mine.

if you have a car that is considered to be a sports car or a classic, i'd go w/ parish heacock. sound like grundy is the place to go if you fit the other requirements. i've only been licensed for 9 years, so i'll have to wait until september to go w/ grundy.

 

Get a quote from Hagerty's. They were the only insurance company i found that would insure anyone under 25years of age. With an agreed value policy my insurance came out to $600 per year. Allthough i'm not sure if they'll insure a car that's only 10years old, they also have restrictions on how many miles you drive the car, where its parked at night, and where you drive it to...

 

hagerty's need to be 85 or older , I have considered this route alos since mine is not a DD.

 

They insured my 1987 Grand National...

 

Huh there site told me 85 or older???

 

Might want to call them then... They might have only insured a GN since its a collectible...?

 

Mine is an anniversy!