Insurance for my speedster

Need insurance for my 56. Any and all advice on this matter would be apreciated. What company is best, prices, etc. etc. help!!!
Thanks, teemacfire

I USE THE AUTOCLUB

i use grundy, cheap prices and an agreed value if stolen, wrecked.

Depends on which state you reside in too....

Much to our surprise, State Farm agreed to insure our spyder this year. They had laughed hysterically before... Something, somewhere, changed. Now they insure it for a very affordable price.

Might look into that.

angela

I've had excellent results with Hagerty, even after I told them that I'm putting about 5,000 miles a year on it. Still, I've never had a claim with them, but their service has been first rate so far.

I have Hagerty also, and they were first class with claim treatment. Had to haggle with the adjuster a little, but I knew I was right. The adjuster is a contractor in my area, does not work directly for Hagerty.

I'm quite confident with my "agreed value" State Farm policy. Like Angela said: very affordable. Since all our other policies are State Farm it is convenient too.
However, one of the fellows on this board utterly villifies State Farm (just so you know not everybody loves them).

Mark

I think that the "one fellow" actually had a claim.

Yes he had a claim but did not know the difference between "agreed" and "appraised" value.

I've been treated very good by both State Farm and by AAA over the years.

If there is a particular company you favor and the agent blows you off, just go to another agent for that same company. A knowledgeble agent can make all the difference, and there can be BIG differences between what agents want to deal with in their customers (especially when dealing with State Farm). AAA seems to have a much more consistent application of its insurance practices.

See if SAFECO is in your state. They can write a policy for a stated value and you can use it any time you want up to 5000 miles per year, not like HAGERTY and most others, which restrict you to club meetings and parades and an occasional sunday drive.I thought they were quite resonable.

The restrictions that Hagerty puts on my policy are much more liberal than that. They state that I can't use it as my daily driver, and that I keep it in a garage at the same location as my house. They also ask, with no hard number, that I limit mileage. They have no problem with me driving it to work once in a while to, and I quote, "show it off to my friends." I've told them that I put around 5K miles per year on it, and they said "No problem."

I have Hagerty, and when asked about usage, mileage and garage issues, they said as what Lane said. I had a claim with them due to engine fire on the way to Morro Bay and they are very good in responding to that disaster. That being said, I wish I don't have to worry on the occasional time that I take the car to work that if something bad happen they will deny my claim because I took it to work.

Eddy