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Hagerty wanted almost 1k for a years worth on my 95 which was insured as a replica of a 75 since they cut off at a certain year. I had no idea why so much, perhaps the cost of the "roadside & hotel reimbursement" is expensive. agreed value was only 8k. I have no tickets and only one minor accident where a tire flew off my wrangler and hit a ladies bumper.

Just renewed my insurance for my 75 chevy. $10,000 value with Haggerty. Just over $200.00 for the year. That included their roadside and towing for like 30 miles. That part was $30.00. Their roadside sucks but apparently you cant get the insurance without the roadside.

Haggerty said our 25 year old 1989 van isnt old enough to insure as a classic and needed to be 29 years old before they would consider it

It could a difference in 'driver age' as insurance companies operate that way. I have no idea what ages you guys are...but that could be the difference.

This is my fathers van. he purchased it brand new and he is now age 70 and doesnt want to keep paying $1000 a year for something that gets driven less then 100 miles per year

Im 28, seeing the prices you guys have been quoted really is getting me wondering why I was quoted so high

Mine is thru erie ins for about 200.00 a year for 25,000.

Black79GMC, I was told I had to have another insured car for every driver in my household before I could qualify for classic car insurance. I guess they want to be sure it's not your primary transportation.

McGoo

we have several other insured daily driver cars in the family and can prove the van sits most of the time