My 1970 has Classic Car Insurance for an agreed value of $25,000 . 500
k. liability , property insurance, 500 k. uninsured , 500 k.
underinsured , collision, 1 k. medical, with no deductible , driving no
more than 3000 miles per year.
Premium is $303/yr.
American Modern Home Insurance Co.
Does this sound reasonable ? What is yours and are your coverages about
the same ? Thanks, Dave.
'Key - 16 Jan 2007 20:27 GMT
> My 1970 has Classic Car Insurance for an agreed value of
> $25,000 . 500
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> coverages about
> the same ? Thanks, Dave.
when you say "500 k"
do you mean $500,000 coverage ?
or
are you talking a $500 deductible ?

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dave - 17 Jan 2007 00:57 GMT
'when you say "500 k"
do you mean $500,000 coverage ?
or
are you talking a $500 deductible ?

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REPLY: $500,000 coverage.
'Key - 17 Jan 2007 06:51 GMT
> 'when you say "500 k"
> do you mean $500,000 coverage ?
> or
> are you talking a $500 deductible ?
then the price sounds like a good price to me..

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Dana - 18 Jan 2007 02:52 GMT
> 'when you say "500 k"
> do you mean $500,000 coverage ?
> or
> are you talking a $500 deductible ?
>You think the vehicle is worth half a million dollars ?
Unquestionably Confused - 18 Jan 2007 03:59 GMT
>> 'when you say "500 k"
>> do you mean $500,000 coverage ?
>> or
>> are you talking a $500 deductible ?
>
>> You think the vehicle is worth half a million dollars ?
Do you even own a car with liability insurance?
I realize not many kids have it on their bicycles and razors. It's
LIABILITY INSURANCE. That's how much the insurance company will pay if
you run over somebody, like some kid who's listening to his Ipod, while
talking on his cell phone as he pedals his unlit bicycle through the
stop sign at the unlighted intersection during a rain storm while
wearing black clothing.
Besides, it's AGREED Value. He could, value it at $500,000 but the
premium he paid, if they accepted it, would be rather substantial.
Why don't you go back and read the entire thread and perhaps, if someone
helps with the big words, you'll understand what's going on here.
Dana - 18 Jan 2007 04:58 GMT
>>> 'when you say "500 k"
>>> do you mean $500,000 coverage ?
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> Why don't you go back and read the entire thread and perhaps, if someone
> helps with the big words, you'll understand what's going on here.
> Why don't you take your computer and try shoving it up your a.s .
dave - 18 Jan 2007 21:52 GMT
$500,000 coverage.
You think the vehicle is worth half a million dollars ?
REPLY : Thats for liability coverage . Not the worth of the vette.
Dana - 19 Jan 2007 06:00 GMT
> $500,000 coverage.
>
> You think the vehicle is worth half a million dollars ?
>
> REPLY : Thats for liability coverage . Not the worth of the vette.
Sorry , I misread the post .
RicSeyler - 16 Jan 2007 22:46 GMT
Have you checked with Grundy?
>My 1970 has Classic Car Insurance for an agreed value of $25,000 . 500
>k. liability , property insurance, 500 k. uninsured , 500 k.
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>
>

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dave - 17 Jan 2007 00:58 GMT
'Have you checked with Grundy? '
REPLY: I did when i first bought my Vette back in 1997 and they were
high. But, ill check them again. Thanks.
Bob G. - 18 Jan 2007 13:43 GMT
Sounds Quite a bit high to me... in the area of twice of what I would
expect...
I use American Collectors, and once a car "turns 25 years old" the
rates drop to the floor.. .
Have had one claim over the years...handled fast, easy and very
satisfactory ...with NO increase in rates BTW
Bob G.
64 72 & 98 Convertibles
76 & 79 Coupes
>My 1970 has Classic Car Insurance for an agreed value of $25,000 . 500
>k. liability , property insurance, 500 k. uninsured , 500 k.
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>Does this sound reasonable ? What is yours and are your coverages about
>the same ? Thanks, Dave.
dave - 18 Jan 2007 21:54 GMT
'I use American Collectors, and once a car "turns 25 years old" the
rates drop to the floor.. .
Have had one claim over the years...handled fast, easy and very
satisfactory ...with NO increase in rates BTW
Bob G.
64 72 & 98 Convertibles
76 & 79 Coupes'
REPLY: Ill try AMerican Collectors then. How much is your premium on the
1972 ? Thanks,
Bob G. - 20 Jan 2007 13:56 GMT
>'I use American Collectors, and once a car "turns 25 years old" the
>rates drop to the floor.. .
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>REPLY: Ill try AMerican Collectors then. How much is your premium on the
>1972 ? Thanks,
Only have it insured for 19 K Yearly priemium on the 72 is $114.00
Actually if this was the only car I have insured with them it would
run 15-20 bucks more ..with multiple cars towing and spare parts etc
is free...
Bob G.
dave - 23 Jan 2007 02:15 GMT
I got a verbal quote from American Collectors Ins. Co. On my 1970,
$25000 agreed value , $300 k. liability, etc, etc....$214 per year
(2500 miles max allowed). This is about $90 per year cheaper than what
im paying now. So, ill most likely go with them. SO, Thanks to you.
Dave.