I, too, use Hagerty. $86.00 for a 1960 TR3A with a stated value of $5,000.
Great deal!
-----Original Message-----
From: Ernest Husmann <chusmann@execpc.com>
To: Richard Kremnick <KREMNICK@BLANKROME.COM>
Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Date: Monday, March 29, 1999 5:54 PM
Subject: Re: Insurance
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>I just insured a '73 TR6 with Hagerty Classic Insurance for less than $100
per year for full coverage. You set the value (within reason), send photos
of the car, cover page from your insurance on your daily driver (this is how
they determine the car is not a daily driver), and you set the annual
mileage.
>
>Hagerty does not have restriction on driving (i.e., not required that you
drive only in parades or to shows). Hagerty does require you sign a
affidavit stating the car is stored in a locked garage and that it will not
be used for high speed racing.
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>The cost of your insurance will vary on the area in which you live, the
value of the car and your driving record.
>
>Ernie
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>Richard Kremnick wrote:
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>> I have a 1971 TR6 which is currently insured with St. Paul. There are a
number of significant restrictions on my ability to use the car including a
complete bar on its use to commute to work or to go shopping. I would
appreciate hearing about anybody's experience with another insurer who will
provide less restrictive coverage including occasional use of the car to
drive to work or to a movie theater etc. Also, any experience you have had
with claims you have submitted would be most appreciated. T.I.A.
>>
>> Rich Kremnick (Phila. PA)
>> kremnick@blankrome.com
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