Who is the best insurance for classical cars?

[vagt6]

Med pay coverage is often used by insuers to avoid litigation. It's generally a "no fault" type coverage that may be paid to anyone involved in the accident. Sometimes, just paying a bit of medical expense will keep folks away from plaintiff's attorneys. It's good coverage to have IMHO.

As someone said earlier, good idea to purchase high limits (definitely higher than state minimum) of UM coverage. Sadly, we have to buy insurance for idiots who are uninsured or underinsured, that's what UM is for.

Discuss your needs with your Agent or insurer. Hopefully, you'll get advice from someone who can assess your particular situation and suggest coverage that fits your needs.

Driving a car is the riskiest thing many of us do. Never skimp on your auto/homeowner's liability coverage. It's your family and the lifestyle you've labored to build that you're protecting.

 

[glemon]

Grundy wanted to make me say my car would be used for club activities parades, etc. only, J.C. Taylor says it should "primarily" be used for these purposes, I like the flexibility of primarily vs. only. I drive my car for pleasure on nice days or just because I feel like it, not just club activities or parades, doesn't everybody??

 

[ichthos]

Doesn't JC Taylor advertise in Moss? I considered them, but had already signed up with Grundy. I am already not impressed. They seemed to take my money right away, made sure I had a car insured that I won't even be driving, but aren't as fast calling me back when I have questions. I am giving them one more chance today.
Kevin