seeing some of these quotes make me want to look at some other companies... i pay right around 2800 a year through erie for full coverage on 2011 impala, 2012 subaru, 20k agreed value on my 1929 Model A, and $7500 agreed value on my two station wagons. from the sounds of it, i should be able to save a couple bucks i would think.
Originally Posted by crazylou
I thought about it but what if the fine print makes it possible for them to tell me tough sh!t you're not covered...?
Brothers Chevelle is 280 a year with the extended flat bed service through Haggerty.
Randy
This is is why I have Allstate....local and a personal friend. I drop insurance on my car during the winter and he covers any issues as long as it's parked on my property. Doesn't have to be in a garage. Also if the weather is nice all I have to do is place a call and leave a message on his voicemail and I'm covered for the day. Plus I have no arguments on repairs or who fixes it. They have a massive file full of pics of my car which is a big plus.
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But only if I let Kenne scream at ya. LOL
I have my 68 insured with Hagerty with $20,000 coverage for $233 per year.
"If speed wasn't important, it wouldn't be called the human race!"
I have 5 cars thru Grundy, great to deal with
Been doing this for years on Erie.. Agent is not a personal friend.
2019 Tesla Model 3 Performance
What are the details about how much you can drive, where you can drive, at night ect.?
Yeah my car goes on storage insurance though winter. Forgot to add that.
Hagerty was $280 a year for $35000. 1970 chevelle.
1969 Camaro restomod/project
1967 camaro
2011 mustang procharged
93 reef blue notch blk/int
92 calypso notch blk/int
86 t-type
1972 chevelle project
Not only did I fail at building a fast mustang but I bought a yellow zo6 cause I couldn't get my little dick up.
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