Tom, I and many of my friends are insured with Hagerty's.
http://www.hagerty.com/
They have some limitations on driving but don't seem too severe. This is the
quote about that from their website:
"Flexible Usage. Drivers can enjoy their classics with comfortable limits. Our
program allows for an occasional leisure drive, not just to parades or car
events."
You also must own a modern "driver" vehicle and have it insured with a regular
insurance company.
I've never used them for a claim, so I can't say much more about them. I do
know that when I moved my TR4 from State Farm to Hagerty, I saved tons of
money. I now have my TR4, TR3 and Mustang all insured through Hagerty for
$300 per year total. Premiums are based in part on the agreed value of each
vehicle. (my values are probably a little low)
Worth looking into. NFI
paulw
---- Original Message -----
From: T. S. White
To: Triumphs List
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 5:33 AM
Subject: Insurance.
I know the subject has been addressed before but I need current
information.
I am changing insurance companies. The new company only offers the
traditional auto insurance without an aggreed value for my classic car.
Can someone recommend a company that will insure my car for an agreed
or stated value and still let me drive it?
Thanks.
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Best Regards,
Tom
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