I was with American Collectors from many many years. Never had a
claim or never a problem with them(I guess no claims had something to do with
that). However I did call them one day to ask about casual driving of our
300 B or old Corvette. Their response did scare me(example: I stop
at McDonalds on the way home from the car show, car is damaged or stolen,
they said no coverage). I have now been with Hagerty for the past 4
years. No claims so yet now experience, but I did like their answers on
casual driving. They even insure our 1986 Mercedes SEC and 1998 Jaguar
XJR(both mint condition retired from daily driving and used primarily for
weekend pleasure driving and occasional car shows)
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Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 10:29
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Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Car insurance new
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I've ben reading all the comments about insurance and no one has
mentioned Grundys. Their rates look reasonable. Any experience
with them and their coverage??
Land Shark
61 Ply. Fury
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 9:05
PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Car insurance new
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I also have a zero deductible on all claims. Does AAA guarantee new or
NOS parts? Do they insure modified cars? Do they pay you to repair your own
car in case of a claim or let you pick your own repair facility without
hassle? These are all very important questions. As I stated before I deal
with insurance companies on a daily basis and aside from State Farm on newer
vehicles they are constantly trying to screw the shops and the
customers,it's bad enough to deal with that on your 2006 car,it really would
suck if it's your 50 year old collector car.Please everyone ask a lot of
questions before you pick your company,cost is the least of the issues here.
As much as I shopped around and asked the important questions,Hagerty came
out to be the best, American Collectors was the scariest, the rest (other
than Grundy,I never spoke to them) all had some issues I wasn't happy
with.
Adam Lindenbaum
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