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01-24-2006 #1
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PT Insurance options?
Can anyone shed any light on the available options for insuring a PT G-machine, that will probably spend its life as a weekend cruiser, with an occasional track day in the future. I am VERY close to having her finished so I want to tie up the loose ends of getting her registered and insured again after a 4-5 year vacation.
-George
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01-26-2006 #2
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Any type of classisc insurance, do an internet search. Go for something that will not limit your yearly mileage too much, but stay away from Haggerty. They jerked my brother-in-law around when his Monte SS got stolen on the Power Tour last year. They didn't pay him for five months.
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01-27-2006 #3
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you dont have it insured yet? i keep my car on storage insurance, if there was a fire or something its always good to have it covered. about $100 a year. its always funny getting quotes. how many cylinders is it? zero.
01-27-2006 #4
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I use Hagerty. The combined total value between my 69 Camaro and our 67 Mustang is $20,000. For full coverage and no deductible I only pay about $30.00 a month or around $360 for the year.. Absolutely amazing!!!
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