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Not sure if this is correct place to post but had to pass on my great experience with Heacock Classic Car Insurance. Many of us have never made a claim with our classic car insurance so it is an unknown area when we finally have to get something critical done. We may have read about someone else and their experience but now it's our turn to see how things go. Had a minor accident with my Healey that resulted with the left front headlamp area being squashed and pushed in about an inch or so. Got the fender and the shroud so both had to be repaired. My paint is 13 years old and was more concerned about matching the Reno red than getting the repair done. Used a good body and paint shop and did a perfect job on the metal work. Called in PPG to help them match the paint and even using a PPG paint rep, could not perfectly match the red. Painted entire front half of the car- including the louvered hood which is a pain to paint -and were preparing to blend in with the back half at the rear fender point on both sides. My 100M is red over black so really just top of doors and top of rear fenders. I was concerned about the rear shroud possibly not being a perfect match so told the painter to go ahead and paint all of the red. I had removed all trim, beading, etc prior to taking the Healey in. Sent the repair cost addendum into Heacock stressing the difficulty in matching the paint and my concerns with same, and they paid everything. No questions, hesitancy or anything. Simply paid the difference from the original estimate and I could not be more pleased. Obviously highly recommend Heacock !
Regards,
Mike
Regards,
Mike
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