Classic Car Insurance recommendation?

[John Hutchin]

Hi everyone,

Does anyone have a recommendation for insurance for classic / antique cars? I want to get my cars insured for what they're worth and am looking for a reputable company. The GS is registered as an antique, but the other two are registered normally.

Thanks!
John

[joy51872]

I've been looking around too, called Grundy and their rates are reasonable. Am insured thru Farmers currently.

[Skwee-G]

I had an appraisal done by a local reputable firm, requisite photos were taken and submitted.
They accepted an advanced driving skills course (track and classroom) certificate I have. By Minnesota law, persons of a certain age who complete a driver awareness course are entitled to a 10% discount on their insurance.
Check to see if the insurer accepts any driver improvement courses toward discounts.
I went with Hagerty.

[Joe65Skylark GS]

I use Condon and Skelley.

My 65 Skylark is under the modified, insured for 25K.

My 87 GN is under classic and is insured for 18 K.

Both policies are a total of $500 give or take $25. I only pay once a year and can't remember.

[Marco]

I also have Hagerty. Although I've (thankfully) never needed it, I heard their claim service is good-to-excellent.

[David G]

Very happy with Hagerty here, going on 7 years now. Had 1 claim after a year, absolutely no problems with the claims process. Whoever you go with, closely examine the limitations on use of your car.

[LARRY70GS]

I use American Collectors Car Insurance. Have my GS insured for 45,000, 5000 miles/yr max, pleasure driving allowed.

http://www.americancollectors.com/

[70Voom]

I use American Collectors Car Insurance. Have my GS insured for 45,000, 5000 miles/yr max, pleasure driving allowed.

http://www.americancollectors.com/

My GN is also covered by American Collectors Car Insurance.

[LAST1987GN]

HAGERTY, ON ALL THE CLASSIC CARS

GN FOR 25K GOPHER 5K GSX 65K GS 35K WILDCAT25K 50 FOR 10K

[64BuickCat]

I've got JC Taylor. I set the value to $20K, full coverage, $140 per year.