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gtoguy1967
01-10-2002, 10:44 PM
i need to find new insurance for for my 67 gto.
i was looking at conon&shelly they partner with
metlife auto&home they our out of new jersy.
they do collectibe vehicle insurance
i dont know a whole lot about ins but i think i want stated value insurance.
gtoguy1967
01-10-2002, 10:44 PM
i need to find new insurance for for my 67 gto.
i was looking at conon&shelly they partner with
metlife auto&home they our out of new jersy.
they do collectibe vehicle insurance
i dont know a whole lot about ins but i think i want stated value insurance.
Tom Vaught
01-10-2002, 11:17 PM
I had American Collectors insurance on my 64 GTO
for years at stated value and it was CHEAP per year! With your car being a 1967 you probably
will qualify for very good rates if you don't drive the car much. Good luck!
gtoguy1967
01-10-2002, 11:23 PM
i think they want like $132 a year for my car with a stated value of $18000.00 did not think that was bad just wandering who had what and have you ever had a claim and how did it go?
Tom Vaught
01-10-2002, 11:43 PM
Never had a claim, some of my friends did though with no problems as long as you have lots of good photos and proper records of upgrades.
Glenn
01-11-2002, 01:23 PM
I use Hagerty Insurance (800-922-4050) to cover my '70 Judge. The premiums are low and they use "agreed value". They do limit the amount of mileage to 2400 per year and the vehicle must be kept in a lock garage. If your car is a daily drive, they might not insure it.
The real test of an insurance company is when you have a claim..so far I have not had one. If anyone has had one with Hagerty, please share your experience.
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eskimonj
01-11-2002, 11:48 PM
I have American Collectors for my 64 GTO with a stated value of $20K, I think I paid $127 last year. Miles limited to 2500, but with countless cruises, shows and two tracks within 50 miles it works out just fine. :cool: