RE: IML: classic car insurance

I?m here in PA as well and I have been using American Collector?s for several years. I had a claim with them on my ?68 Barracuda not long after I switched to them, but before I took the car apart for restoration. They were very responsive, and there wasn?t any hassle getting them to cut a check. They also have a $3500 minimum. When I went to add the ?68 Dart to the policy I was going to insure it for $2000 (it still needs work), and they said that $3500 was the minimum, so that?s what it?s insured for. With the rise in collector car prices over the last couple years, they increased the value of all four without needing to resubmit photos.

We are paying $331/year for 4 vehicles. The values on them vary, with my ?68 Barracuda the highest (the most ?done? one of the bunch) with the Imperial currently the lowest. Ironically, the Dart is currently valued at a grand higher than the Imp. I?ll have them readjust that after the Imperial is back on the road.

Rob McCall

?67 LeBaron

?67 Barracuda convertible (not currently insured, or assembled for that matter)

?68 Barracuda (two 1^st place and two 2^nd place finishes at Carlisle)

?68 Dart 270

?73 Challenger (2^nd highest value on the policy)

And a couple other non-Imperial Mopars too

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Subject: IML: classic car insurance

Anyone recommend a classic auto insurance company? getting ready to put one on the road and I want to insure it with antique tags here in PA. I got a quote from Hagerty for 90.00$ a year-are they a reputable company? I put a value of 2000.00$ on it and it kicked back saying I had to have a 3500.00$ minumum on it. Is this what they will then insure it at, as far as value goes? Thanks, Charlie 38 bs cp