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This is common practice. The thinking behind this must be that
your just trying to get cheap insurance & drive regularly with the oldie if
you don't have a driver thats relatively new. I guess if they said 1980, thats a
pretty good amount of leeway.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 9:56
PM
Subject: Re: IML: collector
insurance?
This is a new one on me. Sounds like BS. When I
insured with Hagerty they wanted
to know if I had a daily driver, but they
never specified an age for it-- they
just wanted to know that I was not
using my insured car as my daily driver.
Any insurance co. should be
able to provide you with agreed value insurance on
your car regardless of
your other cars-- I would think. But you will probably
have to pay a
little more for it.
dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
> Dan
>
> When I got my second 68, I was hoping I
could insure one of them with collector
> insurance. However, they
had told me that I can do that only if my other car
> is newer than 1980
model year. Since both my cars are 68's I could not
>
qualify. DOes this apply for your insurance too?
>
>
D^2
>
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