I have been in many discussions with other buddies with classic cars. Some say they drop to comprehensive for the winter months,and i say that no classic car insurance with stated value will do it. I say that those who have this kind of insurance just have regular car insurance, and up the creek if they have a total loss in that the insurance co. will not pay what they are worth what they think they are worth. Which is right or? :gba:
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I plan to call them, Grundy, on Monday since I also have higher lia limits and a value of $44000 and pay a little less then 2x your premium.
I understand the rates are lower but the risk on these cars is very low(miles driven).
As was stated it doesn't cost to ask especially for us folks in the north that can't drive them in the winter.
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I understand the rates are lower but the risk on these cars is very low(miles driven).
As was stated it doesn't cost to ask especially for us folks in the north that can't drive them in the winter.
:bowtier:
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I called Grundy today and they said no deal. Only if the car will be off the street for atleast 12 months. Its BS but that is what I expected.:sign0020:I plan to call them, Grundy, on Monday since I also have higher lia limits and a value of $44000 and pay a little less then 2x your premium.
I understand the rates are lower but the risk on these cars is very low(miles driven).
As was stated it doesn't cost to ask especially for us folks in the north that can't drive them in the winter.
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