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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / November 2004Insurance Company?
Last week there were some postings about insurance companies that were collectable friendly, I made a note of them and lost it. Could someone please repost info on insurance companies. look for them at http://groups.google.com > Last week there were some postings about insurance companies that were > collectable friendly, I made a note of them and lost it. Could someone [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Newsgroups > ---= East/West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- I missed the original thread, but to throw in my $.02 State Farm is the only "conventional" insurance company that's any good with classics IME. Now I've never made a claim so I can't speak to their service there but otherwise I've been pretty happy. If you have a completely enclosed, lockable garage (I don't) you may get better rates with Grundy, JC Taylor, et. al. nate > look for them at http://groups.google.com > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>Newsgroups >>---= East/West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---  Signaturereplace "fly" with "com" to reply. http://home.comcast.net/~njnagel >I missed the original thread, but to throw in my $.02 State Farm is the >only "conventional" insurance company that's any good with classics IME. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >>>collectable friendly, I made a note of them and lost it. Could someone >>>please repost info on insurance companie I started a thread about American Collectors Insurance. I'm changing the '72 over this week, $181 a half old insurance versus $97 a year American Collectors rate. SignatureDad 05 C6 Silver/Red 6spd Z51 72 Shark Black/Black/4spd American Collectors Ins is the one I was looking for. Thanks alot! Mike > >I missed the original thread, but to throw in my $.02 State Farm is the > >only "conventional" insurance company that's any good with classics IME. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > I'm changing the '72 over this week, $181 a half old insurance versus $97 a > year American Collectors rate. MES spoke thusly: > American Collectors Ins is the one I was looking for. Thanks alot! > Mike Before you sign up though, check out Hagerty. Not only are they one of the best for collectible cars, for an extra $15 a year you get 24 hour roadside assistance, including flatbed towing if you need it. I figured since my car is 36 years old, $15 a year is nothing compared to the peace of mind I get. SignatureShut up, Dave. -|>|- Diode -|<|- '68 L-79 Coupe '79 Triumph Bonneville >MES spoke thusly: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >since my car is 36 years old, $15 a year is nothing compared to the >peace of mind I get. American Collectors includes towing..and spare parts in your premium.... But they only cover 25 bucks for towing, 500 bucks for spare parts ...not much.. thats for sure No roadside assistance either .. .BUT I would pay more if the guy who provided the assistance was a bartender I have used it twice for different cars over the years and as you can guess it did not cover the total charges by a long shot. BUT then again the coverage most likely would have gotten me off the road to behind some Farmers Barn at least..... I just want the car off the road .....and moved to some "safe" place... . The price is right ... I can not say anything more...... Bob Griffiths > Before you sign up though, check out Hagerty. Not only are they one of > the best for collectible cars, for an extra $15 a year you get 24 hour > roadside assistance, including flatbed towing if you need it. I figured > since my car is 36 years old, $15 a year is nothing compared to the > peace of mind I get. +1 on the Hagerty recommendation. The have no mileage restriction, "stated value" coverage (maybe it is "agreed" value), and the service thus far has been very personal. My current claim for minor body damage (see other thread "Estimated hours for minor fiberglass work") is completely due to my own fault, and the first estimate was almost $2k. Nevertheless, they approved payment within 24 hours of receiving the estimate. For my money, service is the most important part of this kind of purchase. Every time I call I get a real person on the phone quickly and they are always friendly and helpful. HTH, Eric Signature'74 Coupe 350 Automatic Black/Black Eric Rizzo spoke thusly... > For my money, service is the most important part of this kind of > purchase. Every time I call I get a real person on the phone quickly and > they are always friendly and helpful. Yup, I did have to use the flatbed service last summer [thought a rear bearing went but turned out to be a broken off parking brake return spring jammed between the shoe and the drum]. When I called in for help they told me that they ONLY use towing services with good records (whatever that means). At any rate, the guy that showed up was super careful with my car. In other words, it wasn't "Bubba's Toeing Servis". Signature-|>|- Diode -|<|- '68 L-79 Coupe '79 Triumph Bonneville Shut up, dave. Professional driver on a closed course. Do not attempt. Actual mileage may vary. Ditto Diode. Hagerty, easiest, quickest insutance I have ever done. My 75 Vette and 72 Challenger. 180 for both for the year. $10k each > MES spoke thusly: > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > since my car is 36 years old, $15 a year is nothing compared to the > peace of mind I get. |
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