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#620129 02/15/2010 2:02 PM
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Does anyone know of a good insurance company that understands old trucks? Every one I have tried wants to charge me what I paid for the truck for a year of insurance!
I dont drive it much but it is a heavy truck. If anyone knows of a company that does this kind of thing please let me know. Thanks.

spenceRbRown #620131 02/15/2010 2:13 PM
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I have good luck with Hagerty ...Classic / Historic is their specialty

http://www.hagerty.com/index.aspx?a...ing&gclid=CNb10Ou19J8CFSJ25Qod6hrBfA

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I use Grundy Worldwide. They have excellent rates and no mileage limits. The rates are based upon the agreed upon value.

www.grundy.com

Hope this helps.



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State Farm is now into "AGREED VALUE" insurance ..they currently have ALL my insurance needs and they came to the shop took pics of the 52 an wrote me a policy for "AGREED" value with none of the usual regulations ..I can drive the 52 at night, I was very forthcoming on that one since I work at night an want to be able to be out an abought @ 3am.
The cost is VERY REASONABLE!
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Again just watch the fine print on 'Agreed Value'. That value in most cases pertains to a total loss of the vehicle. Ding a fender and agreed value means squat.


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