<VV> Insurance / MPG

[Bob McNutt]

Robert,

    I use Hagerty and have found them easy to deal with.  My Allstate agent 
put me onto Hagerty.  He represents them.  I have had to use the towing 
service once and they had someone there within 30 minutes.  It didn't cost 
me anything.  I have insured a 66 Mustang and several Corvairs with them and 
never had a problem.  I think the requirements are that the cars be enclosed 
in a garage (at least there must be one they can take a picture of) and I 
don't think you can have drivers in the house under 18 or 21 years old (I 
don't remember for sure).  They offer many extra services and have a good 
newsletter.  I recommend them highly.

Bob McNutt
1963 Corvan (8-door)
1966 Mustang
1953 Ford F-100
1965 Corvair convertible (parts car with a good 140 in it)




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>> Subject: Re: <VV> Insurance / MPG
>>
>> robert.henry@earthlink.net writes:>
> Yes, I found some comments on Hagerty in the archive. I wondered if there
> were any more current comments. At one time I'd considered classic car
> insurance but most of them seemed to restrict you to keeping it in a 
> museum
> or driving in parades. There didn't seem to be a category for driving
> through the mountains admiring the fall colors or cruising along waving at
> women.