[Firedup6975]

As an add on to Champs post, anyone hear anything about a rebate from Classic car Insurance Co’s? All the car shows are cancelled and car related events, which means the cars aren’t being driven much if at all.

[GT182]

No word from my carrier.

This coming Sunday I will be taking the GTO for a drive. Probably to Delaware City where our Cruise Night is located.... just for the ride. I walked into the garage yesterday and it was crying... "Take me out for a ride!"

[The Champ]

MA

I have not heard of any collector car company doing rebates and don't expect any of them to do this.

Why?

The price your paying for coverage on your collector cars is so much less than what you pay for daily driver insurance, the collector car companies aren't reaping the huge benefits that the daily driver companies have seen. If a collector car company were to process a rebate based on the same formula as the daily driver policies, you'd be lucky to get $5.00.

[Firedup6975]

That makes sense, however I just paid my policy for my two birds as mine runs from April to April, I pay $850 for the two cars. And I can’t really drive either because no events are being allowed. The other car we have to eat it because it’s all apart right now. But the 69 will be sitting all Summer. I mean it is what it is I get that out of everyone’s control. I was just wondering if these companies might give a credit or something.

[TAKerry]

Get 'em out and drive. I had mine out for a few miles yesterday. It does a car more harm to sit than to drive it!

[Jeff Hamlin]

Originally Posted by TAKerry

Get 'em out and drive. I had mine out for a few miles yesterday. It does a car more harm to sit than to drive it!

It's nice to have all this open road on the weekends.

I'm enjoying it while I can!

[The Champ]

Originally Posted by Firedup6975

And I can’t really drive either because no events are being allowed.

You are choosing not to drive them.

Don't use a few canceled events in April or May stop you from enjoying your cars.