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#190129 09/26/2005 2:34 AM
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Anybody have any recommendations on insurers for my '53? I've never insured a classic vehicle before. Just want it returned back to the condition it's in now, if it's ever hit. And I don't want to pay through the nose for a policy either.

#190130 09/26/2005 3:35 AM
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Check the "LINKS" page. If it is not a "Flatbed" you should not have a problem getting a "Antique/Classic" policy through one of the listed companies.


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#190131 09/26/2005 6:14 AM
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Kevin,

I just use Allstate on my 3 trucks. No hassle with appraisals, no limitations on what I can do with them, or when, and pretty cheap premiums.

In the event something goes wronge, I just have to be able to prove the truck was worth what I say it was.

#190132 09/26/2005 11:21 AM
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Kevin,

Try the forum search . There have been a lot of discussions about insurance.

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#190133 09/26/2005 3:11 PM
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Kevin,
AAA has an associate company, American Hobbiest, out of Florida. I insured my 52' , with no deductible for about $90/year. Now there are some restrictions. Not your daily driver, used for joy riding only, like everything not associated with going to and fro to work. All I had to do was give them a copy of my sales receit ($6,500).
I have recently stopped the policy since I'm doing a ground up resto. Will save all receits from this and revalue after complete. Bottom line - very inexpensive.


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