Best Vintage car coverage?

[TTyMiller]

I'm getting Narlie and the Red off conventional ins.

What are youguys using that drive on the weekends, I drive her maybe 1500 miles a year and the same with the Red head 66 coupe.

[M3M3]

quick search on classic and car and insurance reveals...

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[tiitouring02]

I use State Farm, and pay about $250 for 6 mos antique car insurance, and about $10 for 6 mos storage insurance.

[Napes]

My son has Hagerty's for his '89 E30 M3. It's about $600 a year for full coverage.

Bob Napier

[Pierre]

I use State Farm, and pay about $250 for 6 mos antique car insurance, and about $10 for 6 mos storage insurance.

I use State Farm too but I pay A LOT LESS.

I have classic insurance on 3 cars and they cost me under $100 each PER YEAR.

I do get a discount because my home insurance and my other cars are insured through them too but there shouldn't be THAT much difference. Maybe it's the location?

[yeewiz]

I have Hagerty classic car coverage. The liability stuff has to match your general policy coverage on your daily driver. For 250/500 coverage, I'm paying $248 a year for agreed value $25K. HTH!

[gwb72tii]

i just got a quote from Grundy for the tii, stated value $30k, $228/yr no mileage limit

[G-mny]

What are the months for storage?

thanks

[beast02er]

Try Barret Jackson, I got a quote from them and they were less than Hagerty which I thought was a pretty good deal, $100 for the year or so..

-Bryan

red73

[John_in_VA]

but have not had a claim. Does anyone have experience with agreed value policies and accident claims/repairs?

[02Nut]

I have my '72Tii on Collector Ins through AAA SoCal - agreed value of 25k.

Premium was $250/yr with one accident (premium before my accident was $160ish / year).

AAA was okay to deal with on the claim - the adjuster wasn't familiar with '02s so it took about a month to finalize the repair costs.

FWIW - I'm glad my '72Tii was on Collector Ins otherwise AAA might have written off the car.

[Rennesport]

I have a 70 '02 and a 73 911E with State Farm and I pay $360 a year for stated value replacement. I have worked in BMW, Porsche and Mercedes dealerships fr 20 years and was part of a shop for another 20 years where we only serviced German cars. I suggest that you document EVERYTHING! I have my original bill of sale for both cars. While the 911 is a survivor, I restored the '02 and have every receipt for every repair that has been made, including the restoration. As knockoff replacement parts or used parts are not available for the '02, most adjusters are dumbfounded as many are ofter the age of your car or younger. Insist on OE parts. Have the car appraised by a professional appraiser or high end restoration or repair shop and submit it when you take out the policy. And take LOTS of pictures with dates to accurately show the condition of the car. The less wiggle room they have if an accident does happen, the better for you.