I liked the part that Grundy was realistic about driving.  They say they
don't have limits, because they drive their cars, too.  After all, if you
have a 2500 mile limit, and drove to Bloomington from New York, or on one of
the NCRS road trips, you could use up all your miles in one trip.  And if
you were driving to something like Nashville last year from California, you
couldn't drive home! (yeah, like that would happen.)

But if they won't insure you newer than a '74, and the
collector/classic/antique begins at 25 years, then those with 1979 and below
are out of luck.

And if you have to have a huge collection, that does most of us in, also.  I
mean, if you can have two or 3 cars, and that isn't enough for Grundy, then
I guess most of us need to look other places.

Hope you are reading this Grundy!

Tom in Missouri spoke thusly:

<snip>

I never have a problem with Hagerty.  I was REAL impressed with their 24
hour roadside service as well.  I had to use that part of my coverage
when I thought I lost a rear wheel bearing.  The guy showed up with a
flatbed and was super careful with my car.  I pay $235 a year ($15 of it
is for the roadside service) and my car is covered for $30K.

I picked this up on the NCRS board tonight.  Something to think about.

Since insurance comes up rather often, I thought I'd pass this note on that
I received from Grundy:

   Thank You for contacting GRUNDY WORLDWIDE's web site. Unfortunately, we
are
   unable to insure Corvettes model year 1974 or newer unless the vehicle
is
   part of a collection of collector cars. Best of luck in your search for
   proper coverage on your vehicle.
   Respectfully,
   GRUNDY WORLDWIDE

No where on their web site do they state this.
The best part, on their application, I listed this:

  How many collector cars owned? - 2

I wonder what they require as a collection.