Insurance!

[Sick5]

Originally Posted by 61_FL_Apache

I had Haggarty for one year, but this is a DD for me and I dont think they cover that. I just have regular insurance like the rest of my vehicles.

what is DD?

Originally Posted by BR3W CITY

I was referred to Condon and Skelly i think it is. They are a MEtlife insurance company that actually sells custom policies for other things like collector cars, boats etc. They had by far the lowest quote. Agreed value at $19,000 was $85 a year.

how is the services thru Metlife??

Originally Posted by 1963c-10

USAA and it runs me $18 a month

Originally Posted by TopFuel1966

I have mine with Auto Club Classic Car insurance. Agreed value, unlimited mileage but you must keep the car in a secured garage and it is not your sole means of transportation. Mine is $212.00/yr.

it will become my only vehicle to drive. so i wont be able to use them

Originally Posted by oem4me

Ask questions and read the fine print before signing. Be certain you are going to be covered for the kind of use the vehicle will see. If you use it only to and from shows and in parades, then everybody wants your business, but if you use it to and from work, beware, you probably wont be covered by an agreed value classic car policy. Also, like others have said, most will require the vehicle to be stored in a locked garage.

thank for the info bddy!

Originally Posted by Woogeroo

As mentioned, most of the 'classic insurance' offers require minimum use, locked garage... most of them you can't actually use it as a truck, etc..

This was written several years back, but it was done by an insurance agent as I recall:

Insuring your old truck

-W

Well 278 with hagar is what they offerd me. and thats a full package. w/ roadside.

[bob-n]

I just got hagerty on my 62. Had a day or two "negotiating" what my agreed value is (I said $12k, they wanted $20K). We settled at $18k. This is $302/yr with all $0 deductibles and 150? mile towing coverage

[losthope]

Originally Posted by Sick5

what is DD?

DD means its your "Daily Driver"