HageHagerty gets 45 inquiries for C3 Corvettes a day!
11-13-2017, 05:46 PM
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I have all my cars always insured with them and am very happy with the service and the rates. Always worth comparing. They also accepted my newer cars, 2001 and 2003 , now under that insurance at very reasonable rates. They, like Grundy, specialize in older cars and know that people usually take care of them. Hope that helps.
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11-13-2017, 06:01 PM
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collector insurance is way cheaper than Geico, Allstate etc. I paid about 300 a year for 10k value 75 vette with liability and full coverage. American collectors insurance in cherry hill NJ is another one to consider. but then I used to fix their copiers, so as soon as I had a collectable I called them... just remember, it is reduced mileage insurance and they wanna see pics of the car in the garage it gets locked up in.
11-13-2017, 06:02 PM
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Hagerty has good prices and a pretty good reputation-
However- if you car is modified- flares-rollbar -hipo engine they really jack their rates.
I'd be interesting to know the break down in years for the 45 quotes a day.
Richard
However- if you car is modified- flares-rollbar -hipo engine they really jack their rates.
I'd be interesting to know the break down in years for the 45 quotes a day.
Richard
11-13-2017, 07:07 PM
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I used Hagerty in the past and found their rates to be good, but I'm with NCM now and I find their rates considerably better.
11-13-2017, 07:27 PM
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I am covered through Hagerty and don't recall anything in the process that determined mods or affected rates. It was based on the car, drivers, annual mileage and use. I took the lead from a brother who has his classic/restomod covered through Hagerty and on the one claim he has had, they handled it wonderfully.
11-13-2017, 08:29 PM
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Really?
I am covered through Hagerty and don't recall anything in the process that determined mods or affected rates. It was based on the car, drivers, annual mileage and use. I took the lead from a brother who has his classic/restomod covered through Hagerty and on the one claim he has had, they handled it wonderfully.
I am covered through Hagerty and don't recall anything in the process that determined mods or affected rates. It was based on the car, drivers, annual mileage and use. I took the lead from a brother who has his classic/restomod covered through Hagerty and on the one claim he has had, they handled it wonderfully.
I noticed they now have this type of policy- I might have to check back with them when I finally get my 71 back on the road!!!
https://www.hagerty.com/insurance/cl...ified-vehicles
Richard