Kevin,
Your best bet is to get coverage from American Collectors Insurance: 3000
miles per year, no to and from work, car sows or other events, weekend
drives etc.
My car is insured with them for $ 35,000 of coverage the premium for full
coverage with no deductible comp/coll + spare parts coverage etc. is about $
210.00 year..
Another somewhat less restrictive coverage is Conden an Skelly or Lord &
Taylor you will find all of these in Hemmings, and you can get info from
there.
Stay away from AAA and State Farm & Farmers, although they offer a stated
value policy, you will have one hell of a time collecting if you have a
claim, you will haveto prove everything all over again, as this is not their
primary market.
Good luck, and ask if you need more info, after all Insurance is my life for
the past 24 years now.
Jan ...
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Meek <kevnmeek@netcom.com>
To: tigers@autox.team.net <tigers@autox.team.net>
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 1:38 PM
Subject: Insurance?
>I know this subject has come up before, but as usual I wasn't
>paying attention. I currently have my Tiger insured with AAA
>with full coverage including collision. Since my work situation
>changed, I no longer can drive it daily and the cost of insuring
>it to just sit there is too much. I used to have classic car
>insurance on another car, but it was pretty restrictive as I
>recall. I don't mind having a reasonable mileage limitation
>but would prefer to avoid limits on the type of use. Is anyone
>using low(er) cost classsic car insurance, and can you share
>it's limitations and costs with me so I can find something more
>affordable? Thanks in advance for your help...
>............................................................
>Kevin Meek (kevnmeek@netcom.com) Sunbeam Tiger B382002202
>Santa Cruz, California Sunbeam Alpine SI B9011324
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