Originally Posted by DADS50
Originally Posted by tclederman
jomichael,

Do you have another fully insured vehicle (in your name)? Have you checked with that insurance company? I recently checked with mine, State Farm, and they gave me a quote that beat Hagerty's, and State Farm had fewer restrictions than did Hagerty.

I went to my State Farm agent just last week.
I was paying $300.00 per year on my 1950 with no tow coverage.
They put me under a antique vehicle coverage.
Stated value $10,000. Parked in my garage.
Told them I will be driving less than 5k per year.
New rate $35.00 every 6 months..with tow.
All I had to do was drive it to them for some photos.
Good Luck

I didn't do a search but I'm sure this has been discussed before. Be careful with "stated" vs. "agreed" value policies. Haggerty, Grundy policies are "agreed value". They will pay the full amount of the agreed value. "Stated value" policies, such as most of the mainstream insurance companies offer, use your stated value to determine the premium but will depreciate your car when you file a claim. Many local brokers don't understand this and will try to convice you they are the same. Make sure your policy uses the term "agreed value".


Dave
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