As a follow-up to my earlier post about J.C. Taylor insurance...I have my '66 convertible value stated at $8,500.00, and it costs me $85.00 per year. I expect to raise the value the next time the insurance is due, and expect the premium to go up accordingly. There have been no price increases - it has cost me $85 since I bought this insurance 13 years ago. Too expensive then? Too cheap now? I don't know for sure, but the rates were competitive when I bought it, and fromm current posts, seem to be pretty competitive now.
I have similar restrictions as others have described here, but nothing which hinders how I use the car. I have not had any experience with any of the other specialty insurers, but I sure have been happy with J.C.Taylor. And by the way, I am not affiliated with them in any manner other than as a satisfied customer. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 6:12 AM Subject: [Chevelle-list] Auto Insurance > Melanie: I have Geico for the family cars. When I called them re: my classic they referred me to their affiliate Great American Ins. Co. I pay alittle over $200 per year for a garaged-weekend-holiday-occasional cruise joyride-to & from the mechanic etc. classic vehicle. The limits are non-daily driver-no racing-3000 miles a year & I assume no nitrous. The car is fully insured which includes liability, collision and comprehensive-fire & theft up to $20,000. Shop around. For a classic you need special insurance. If it's a daily driver, that's a whole different category. Good Luck!! > > Phil G. 65 SS >
