Classic insurance providers?

[lilbowtie]

Grundy was the most reasonable for me - $132.00 a year for my mustang.

 

[pontiacgp]

I don't mean to be that guy and hijack the thread but does anyone have any suggestions for someone with an SR22 bond? I get denied everywhere because of it.

have you tried this company..

http://www.sr22bondofohio.com/default.aspx

 

[sportriderOK]

I have 26 cars and trucks I insure, with some rare and impossible to replace collectors. Grundy put together a policy for all my vehicles on the same policy. I have declared values on everything, including my daily drivers, and there are no limits on mileage or use for the collectable cars. I've had two claims so far, both pretty substantial, and they have handled everything with no questions asked. I recently priced switching the daily drivers to Allstate to lower my homeowners insurance, and they wanted almost triple for 6 months coverage than I pay with Grundy for a year. I highly recommend them.

 

[tc1959]

I am using Infinity right now, $15.80 a month for 30k agreed coverage, 0 deductible. Car has to be garage kept and has unlimited miles a year.

 

[Longroof79]

From what I recall, there used to be an annual limit to the amount of miles driven per year...something like up to 2500 miles.

I have another car that is used as an alternate daily driver. It's an '81 Mercury Foxbody Capri.
It doesn't look great...lots of patina and some surface rust. It's currently insured with Allstate.
I know I'm paying way too much insurance on it. I'd like to include it on my classic car policy, but I don't think they'll agree to it being an un-garaged daily driver.
I'm wondering how I'd be able to swing it, and yet be in compliance.
Perhaps it varies between different regions of the country.

 

[pontiacgp]

From what I recall, there used to be an annual limit to the amount of miles driven per year...something like up to 2500 miles.

I have another car that is used as an alternate daily driver. It's an '81 Mercury Foxbody Capri.
It doesn't look great...lots of patina and some surface rust. It's currently insured with Allstate.
I know I'm paying way too much insurance on it. I'd like to include it on my classic car policy, but I don't think they'll agree to it being an un-garaged daily driver.
I'm wondering how I'd be able to swing it, and yet be in compliance.
Perhaps it varies between different regions of the country.

I thought you had a Porsche for grocery shopping and a DD...

 

[Longroof79]

I thought you had a Porsche for grocery shopping and a DD...

No, it's just another toy. I also have a '95 Olds Ciera as my other daily driver.

 

[DRIVEN]

From what I recall, there used to be an annual limit to the amount of miles driven per year...something like up to 2500 miles.

I have another car that is used as an alternate daily driver. It's an '81 Mercury Foxbody Capri.
It doesn't look great...lots of patina and some surface rust. It's currently insured with Allstate.
I know I'm paying way too much insurance on it. I'd like to include it on my classic car policy, but I don't think they'll agree to it being an un-garaged daily driver.
I'm wondering how I'd be able to swing it, and yet be in compliance.
Perhaps it varies between different regions of the country.

That's funny about the Capri. When I told Haggerty I wanted to cover a '79 Cutlass they asked what my daily driver was. I told them '71 Datsun 510. Took several volleys of Q&A to clear that confusion up.