Corvette: Collector insurance?

www.hagerty.com. These guys are the best that I've found. Aside from very reasonable collector car insurance, they also offer 24 hour roadside assistance with flatbed towing for $15 a year.

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'68 L79 Coupe
'79 Triumph Bonneville


"fwankie" <net> wrote in message news:tSkhb.2321$gnilink.net...
Does anyone have the links to ins. companies that cover rarely driven autos?
I'm having a brain fart!!
'77 black
Tnx,
Frank
AKA: fwankie......

Check this one:
http://www.grundy.com

Note that theor coverage ONLY covers driving in/to/from parade or
collector car events. If you drive the car to the store, to work, or
ANYWHERE ELSE - they won't cover the loss. Buyer beware.

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On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 21:58:49 GMT, "fwankie"
<net> wrote:
 

Be SURE you get 'Agreed Price' coverage on your car . This means 'you'
set the price on the car and if it is totalled or stolen....the
insurance company pays the price. They will require some pictures of
the car and a complete description of its condition and features, and
most Classic Car Insurance Companies will allow you to drive it up to
3000 miles per year/you must have a daily driver car/ the classic car
must be kept locked up overnight in a garage/and y ou must keep the car
within eyeshot when you do take it somewhere. Thats the way my Insurance
Company works it, and i pay : $216 for the year.
Incidentally....mine is no deductible for ANY damage whether it gets
keyed in vandalism, or, if a stone causes a crack on the windshield.

Dave

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'Wrap your be-hind in fiberglass , and drive a piece of Americana'
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I called them and they will only insure Corvettes
that are 25 years or older -- his '77 will just make it
just within their requirements.

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On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 02:26:44 GMT, "Diode" <com> wrote:
 

Cool. I've never had to file a claim with them (thank God), but they seem
to be a good outfit with fair prices. I hope it works out.

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68 L79 Coupe
79 Triumph Bonneville


"X-Eliminator" <com> wrote in message
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very reasonable collector car insurance, they also offer 24 hour roadside
assistance with flatbed towing for $15 a year. 

Diode wrote:
 

I second that recommendation. Very competitive prices, agreed value, no
mileage limits. Only requirement is that you prove regular insurance on
an "everyday" vehicle other than the collector car.

HTH,
Eric
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Black/Black
http://vette.rizzoweb.com

Hmmm, I'm going to have to look at my policy again. I thought there was a
2,500 mile per year restriction. Of course since my odometer is busted, it
doesn't really matter much

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68 L79 Coupe
79 Triumph Bonneville


"Eric Rizzo" <rr.com> wrote in message
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year. 

Diode wrote: 

I think mine says 7,500 per year and classified it as pleasure vehicle. Car
also is expected to be off the road for 3 months during the winter. They
called that 9/12. Meant you were insured for 12 and only billed for 9.

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