Hi all. dkrawchyk2007-06-14 19:45:45

I have used JC Taylor since my cars became qualified as classic/antique as did my dad. Although we have had no claims to date (knock on wood), I can say that we have been very happy with their service and prices. Recently, I had my 'vette appraised after having significant work done and I still felt that the new premium was very reasonable - did not feel the need to shop at all. Currently I have 2 antiques insured with them. Hope this helps.

I use Hagerty....which allows some driving of your vehicle, some policies are strict about when and why you can use it.  My classic motorcycle which is also on the policy, fell over denting the gas tank. There is one person left in the country who will still repair it like it was originally and is not cheap.  The check was sent quickly. 

 I have Hagerty,,Good rates and you can drive your car up to 2k miles a year,,Im pleased with them,,rd

I also have Hagerty for my vette and my 65 skylark, the rates are VERY good. But I've heard JC Taylor has good rates too. Both companies are probably equally good. 

You know, I was just discussing this topic with someone yesterday.  Believe it or not, I use the same State Farm agent for my Vette as I do for my other vehicles, my house and life.

Where ever you buy your insurance make sure it is an "Agreed Value" policy.   Most policies are "Stated Value" which in short means you can say it's worth $15,000 but the book says $2,500 so that's what you get.....read the fine print.

I have Hagerty for the vette - good price and like others have said value is based upon agreed value. Very important with these older cars.

JC Taylor does offer the "Agreed Value" reimbursment.  They also don't impose a mileage limit although they use 2500 per year for underwriting purposes (I wouldn't come close to that even if it was a restriction.) dkrawchyk2007-06-14 20:28:52

I used American Collectors BEFORE my accident....

And I Still use them after my accident...

Service was great...
Absolutely no hassle with me or the Body shop
Adjuster did take 3 days to see the car (but American Collectors only use
"Car Guys" as adjusters not your normal adjuster... My Adjuster turned out to be a MOPAR freak ...BUT he knew what I was worried (aftermarket parts vs GM parts etc...cutting corners on this and that yada yada...Never had a problem (nor did the shop) about using the GM stuff...

BTW my rates did not go up a penny ... and they normally will not cover a Corvette less then 15 years old..BUT have insured my 98 since the day I purchased it..(same darn 2500 mile limit...)

Speaking of the 2500 milit...I was the Maryland Co-captain of the 99 National Corvette Caravan and drove my 72 ..They covered me for the extra millage I put on the car from that "special" trip for an additional fee of 20 bucks ..

Good rates
Great Service
They worked with me when I did the National Caravan
They Insured my New Corvette at rates much less then my regular Insurer

No Way am I going to use any other Company....

Bob G.