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Subject: Collector car insurance Author: Leo [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:24:03 12/05/02 Thu Anyone know of any good collector car insurance companies that might insure an '87 Diplomat AHB package? Thanx [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I insure my 85 Gran Fury through Stae Farm. They have an insurance plan for collectable and antique cars. (NT) Dan 16:37:01 12/05/02 Thu The cars got to be over 25 years old, though! (NT) Hagerty in MI is good, ..... 18:17:53 12/05/02 Thu Not really, I insured a 1988 Ford Stoner ambulance a couple of years ago. I put classic insurance on it. They stipulate that you don't drive it over 1000 miles a year and has to be driven for car shows or special events only, not for a daily driver. (NT) -- Dan, 21:14:40 12/05/02 Thu I pay $150.00 a year for 4 cars, full coverage, same as my daily drivers (NT) -- Hagerty has unlimited milage on all of its' policies......, 16:10:58 12/06/02 Fri Hi all, I used to have JC Taylor. Then I found out that at the time they wouldn't cover my cars unless I was physically with them at the time. In other words, in a restaurant, spending the night at a hotel, if they're out in the parking lot, they weren't cover. They may have changed this as it's been several years, but you might want to doublecheck. I've had Hagerty ever since, they were cheaper and had better covereage. Had a claim while my 58 Studebaker was parked downtown, their customer service was great. If I had had JC Taylor at the time, they wouldn't have covered it. Good luck. (NT) -- Darryl, 20:18:24 12/06/02 Fri I use an agent who writes through Haggerty and they are great -- ford jockey but prefer Mopar, 13:22:27 12/07/02 Sat with any kind of milage restriction. (NT) -- It wasn't Hagerty, 08:45:13 12/10/02 Tue with any kind of milage restriction. (NT) -- It wasn't Hagerty, 08:46:39 12/10/02 Tue JC Taylor. Dave Arnold 21:47:31 12/05/02 Thu J C Taylor -- Hose Humpers with bad backs, 10:54:27 12/06/02 Fri JC Taylor has been my only insurance provider for three cars over the last 12 years -- Greg, 13:12:23 12/06/02 Fri GRUNDY in Pa, NO MILEAGE LIMITATIONS, Office Staff is a Litttle Slow, $100 for 10,000 coverage (NT) Chevy, Ford, Dodge & Plymouth Owner 14:19:21 12/06/02 Fri I have a hard time putting 300 miles a year on my car but then I trailer it. Well, when I have a trailer, that is. If you are going to drive to shows, then you might consider going with someone who has unlimited miles. (NT) -- DA, 15:37:46 12/06/02 Fri I did close to 6,000 this year (NT) -- Notlooking Forarepeat, 18:22:50 12/06/02 Fri