classic car insurance for 21 year olds

[motocross]

im 21 with a nice clean 1971 chevy lwb and i need my own insurance does anyone know of a classic company that will insure me ? i really need insurance for this summer. i am also located in canada

[78bronzechariot]

When I turned 21, I used went with Hagerty. At the time they were the only company that would insure drivers under 25. There are some rules though. You have to have a "Daily Driver" that is insured with a "regular use" insurance company (Geico, Allstate, State Farm, etc) for each licensed driver that lives with you, assuming you had a wife or girlfriend. The vehicle has to be in an enclosed locked garage when not in use (it can sit out overnight if you take it on a trip). They don't have a mileage limit like many collector insurance companies do, but they will ask for an estimate and make you justify it. I currently only have my '78 Caprice insured with them, because they told me I can't haul anything in my truck. I didn't want to risk having no insurance if something happened while I hauled something, so the '67 C10 is riding on my regular car insurance . I don't know if they insure in Canada though.

[Cole Trickle]

Originally Posted by 78bronzechariot

When I turned 21, I used went with Hagerty. At the time they were the only company that would insure drivers under 25. There are some rules though. You have to have a "Daily Driver" that is insured with a "regular use" insurance company (Geico, Allstate, State Farm, etc) for each licensed driver that lives with you, assuming you had a wife or girlfriend. The vehicle has to be in an enclosed locked garage when not in use (it can sit out overnight if you take it on a trip). They don't have a mileage limit like many collector insurance companies do, but they will ask for an estimate and make you justify it. I currently only have my '78 Caprice insured with them, because they told me I can't haul anything in my truck. I didn't want to risk having no insurance if something happened while I hauled something, so the '67 C10 is riding on my regular car insurance . I don't know if they insure in Canada though.

Pretty much spot on.....

You can't daily drive it or leave it un attended.

All of the companies I represent (American Collectors and Grundy) have a age requirement of 24+

[motocross]

ya i have a daily i wonder if hagerty insures people in canada