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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / January 2004New collector car Insurance
I just got my new Hemmings and there was a flyer inside about collector car insurance. The company is AON,the flyer even had a Pro Street 53/54 Studebaker on it, Here is what they listed Unlimited Mileage and occasional general usage allowed Agreed Value Coverage protects against depreciation in the event of loss Zero-dollar deductibles with highest limits available Newly acquired auto coverage includes both liability and physical damage to $100,000 Transit coverage included no paint limitations $500 spare parts coverage $100 towing and labor included Use of the repair facility of your choice $5000 extra medical expense Automatically included for car rallies IT sure sounds good but no price mentioned says; Contact us at; Aon Collector Car Insurance 2600 116th Ave. NE, Ste 200 Bellevue, Wa 9804 www.aoncollectorcar.com/hemmings Call toll-free 877.765.7790 Fax 800.521.6986 Dave you may want to look into this. Bob Whiten car junkie http://community.webtv.net/zzbob/StudebakersandMore Hi Bob, AON is the old K&K which was bought out about a year ago. I use them for my cars and am quite happy. >I just got my new Hemmings and there was a flyer inside about collector >car insurance. The company is AON,the flyer even had a Pro Street 53/54 [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] >http://community.webtv.net/zzbob/StudebakersandMore > Lee DeLaBarre Daytona62 1953 Commander Coupe (Parts Car) 1955 Commander Coupe (Soon to be sold) 1961 Hawk (Soon to be a '53 Coupe) 1962 Lark Daytona Convertible 62V10399 1962 Lark Regal Convertible 62V????? (Dad's Last New Studebaker) 1962 Lark Regal Convertible 62V41115 (When Done, Dad's Next New Studebaker) 1963 Cruiser (Body Tub on Frame and Most Sheet Metal/For Sale) 1963 GT Hawk 63V14568 (The Insurance Hawk) 1964 Avanti R2 4-Speed R5410 (Lark in a Party Dress <G>) 1964 Cruiser 64V10452 (Dubbed the Survivor II) 1964 Lark 4-Door Sedan 64V17327 R1 Powered Y3 Police Car 1964 Lark Convertible (Really Jim Turner's but posession is 9/10 of the law) 1964 Lark Convertible (Canadian Built) 1966 Cruiser (2) Studebaker Factory Parts Train Cars > Dave you may want to look into this. I believe I will! Thanks, Bob.  SignatureDave Lester and the Ain't This The Pits Crew Home of 'Sheba, the Internationally Renowned Studebaker Under Construction http://members.provalue.net/studes/ I have mine on the 52 ragtop through K&K which is now AON No problems Jim Turner Not available in TX :-( Johnnywiffer (formerly Fieronut@aol.com) >Not available in TX :-( > >Johnnywiffer >(formerly Fieronut@aol.com) Nor in NC. Joe Roberts Hollygolly min premium is $100 figured my hawk- $100 minimum... BUT, it came out, as a modified at 60-70 range...as an antique it was $39... so, for a c note.... interesting.. --Shiva-- I am using AON for our '53. Rates are excellent, no mileage restrictions. I have had one small claim and they were prompt and no hassle. I recommend them. http://www.aoncollectorcar.com/contactus/contact.jsp Pat > I just got my new Hemmings and there was a flyer inside about collector > car insurance. The company is AON,the flyer even had a Pro Street 53/54 [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > car junkie > http://community.webtv.net/zzbob/StudebakersandMore WOW! I just checked their web site and got an instant quote on both Leo and Stella and their rates blew State Farm's rates away. I'm going with AON next week. I entered Leo as a 'Modified/Custom' and Stella as Antique Classic/Collectable and Stella's rates are about 1/3 of Leo's. cya jf > I am using AON for our '53. Rates are excellent, no mileage restrictions. > I have had one small claim and they were prompt and no hassle. I recommend [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > car junkie > > http://community.webtv.net/zzbob/StudebakersandMore > rates blew State Farm's rates away. I just got my renewal notice from Farmers Insurance and AON sure beats them. I'll be switching also. I've been paying $$330 for two antique cars annually. They cover both cars with same coverage at $133 annual. Not bad! Mike W. Packard Hawk www.packardhawk.com I know that most collector car insurance companys will not insure someone like a twenty year old with a high peformance collector car but does anyone know what their age restrictions are? Do most of them have an arbitrary age at which they will begin considering offering insurance? Just curious. I suppose the type of car that one is wanting to insure also figures in there some where as well. I've always used State Farm since they've always given me a fairly decent deal and I've never owned any really expensive collector cars. >>>Mike >Do most of them have an arbitrary age at which they will begin >considering offering insurance? Just curious. Yes, 25. Gary L. Studebaker Drivers Club Director - Northeast Zone 35 year member of Studebaker Drivers Club, Inc. |
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