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06-09-2008 #1
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Car insurance
Has anyone had some experience or can recommend an insurance company to insure a high value pt car? My car is almost finished and has been professionally appraised at 160k+. I haven't got a straight answer yet from my Statefarm agent regarding covering this vehicle and am wondering if going through a specialty company like Haggerty or Classic Auto insurance might be a better choice for this type of car.
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06-09-2008 #2
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I'd go through a specailty insurance company on something like that. I have hagerty on my 56'. But state farm on the 68'. It was a PITA to get state farm to agree to a agreed value policy. Even with an appraisal.
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Check out Grundy, they gave me a better quote on my 67 Camaro than Hagerty
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I like Grundy because there is no mileage restriction.
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Agreed Value w/Hagerty on both my cars
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Here is another link to read
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do not even consider State Farm for that car; you need agreed value coverage, and they do not offer that, contrary to some peoples opinions.
Originally Posted by FJB2069
You need a specialty company like Grundy or Hagerty period.
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