Edv92c4

What year make and model is your van? I have a 95 chevy van that Hagerty won't pick up because "it's a van"...so it just sits

scuba717

In PA with classic or antique registration you're only supposed to drive 1 day per week or to shows/events/etc. But not sure who checks! That's how the mileage is restricted.

Pa'svette

I have the same coverage both of mine (75 and 91) with road hazard and 100 miles towing on a rollback for $500.
The Nationwide agent here handles Hagerty Ins. but I'm not sure if that is the same in other states. Age, driving record, and location will effect the premium.

skyhawk50

cv67

State Farm cks odometer readings (or calls) every 6 mos about to cancel with them over it. Not even 8k and want another increase, BS
DIdnt even start the other this entire year

RichS

Currently have 6 cars ensured thru Adam at the museum. Very happy with the coverage, agreed values and cost. They all have a 5000 mile limit, are garage kept, not driven to work. Primary vehicle is thru AAA which you need have insured separately. Give them a call!

nutsy

im in pa and dont use my antique tag because its a 94 which is not 25 years old yet but why dont you need a state inspection? i thought it had to be 25 years old and a antique tag.

scuba717

Two ways to register in PA, Antique at 25yo w/ no inspection and Classic at 15yo with annual state inspection, but no emission check. I'm registered as a classic w/ my 94.

nutsy

ok, so i have a 94 with a regular plate. does this mean i need emissions sticker? where i live i do need it on my DDs

scuba717

If your 94 is regular PA registration then you'll need annual inspection and emissions. If you're low miles between annual inspection (not sure how many miles) you may not need emissions each year. Might pay to spend the $95 for classic plates. It's a one time fee that doesn't need to be renewed each year.

nutsy

yah, i figured i would wait until its 25 years old since i already have my antique plate thats also a lifetime plate but thought being a 94 i didnt need emissions. it would be cheaper to get the classic i guess. i recently bought the car from pa with only state inspection but it was from a small town where they dont need it anyway i think. thanks for replies

Not4spd

On a previous car I used Heacock classic insurance. They were pretty easy to work with.

Lanaue

I have Hagerty on my 93 for 10K for $200 in Md. $0 deductible.

Barchetta

Check out: American Modern Insurance

http://www.amig.com/insurance/collec...r-car-details/

rfn026

NCM uses American Modern.

Adam and NCM are my broker. The policy is from American Modern.

Richard Newton

Crossed Flags Fan

We have American Modern (AMIG) directly. '95 C4 agreed value $15K (with $500 deduct). Premium is $315/Yr.
Policy is as follows:
Bodily Injury= $100K person/$300K accident
Property Damage = $100K
Supplementary Uninsured = $100K person/$300K accident
Personal Injury = $50K per person
Premium includes Roadside assistance and pet insurance (?)
Does NOT include full glass coverage
Received $17.50 discount for Accident Prevention Course.
Max usage is 3,000 miles/per year
Occasional pleasure use, shows, parades, cannot be primary daily driver.
(Had one accident causing $2,500 to other car, raised premium 10% /$25.00 next year)

vader86

NCM all the way.

449er

In Pa, if you have owned the car for at least 365 days & have driven less than 5,000 miles, you are exempt from a emission TEST, but they still do a visual to make sure all pollution control devices are intact

73n95

My van is a 1969. I had to do some fast talking and they had to take a hard look but they said it was OK. I have my 1995 Honda Civic del Sol with them as well. This car is actually on their OK list. The 1974 motorcycle they did not want to include but they relented and are covering it under the same blanket. I had others quote and they either red lined the bike, the van or were about the same price.

Cool95vette

They had to make a mistake on your Hagerty quote. I have my 95, 78, and 79 all with them and pay less than your quote on one car.