Geico is my insurance provider, and the z has the basic liability coverage to make it street legal, but they told me that a collector car insurance provider of sorts would be better for theft & damages coverage since the raw value of a z isnt' going to offer much if the car is stolen or damaged or whatever else. What coverage do yall have?

Many threads on this topic already. Search for "insurance collector classic" to see some of them. No need to re-open a new thread for an old topic.

Do a search for "hagerty." That seems to be a good common inexpensive one.

Thanks to both of you

Hagerty quote for 1970 Series 1, $25,000 "agreed" value = $284.00/year. Very nice..... Thanks for reminding me I need insurance in the next couple of weeks.

Yeah, me, too!

Gotta call Hagerty....

I insure my 73 with Hagerty, which is much less expensive than the carrier for my other two cars.

Peter

hagerty, 20000 dollar agreed to policy 215 dollars/year.

Yeah, me, too!

Gotta call Hagerty....

Haggerty is cheap cause they'll bearly let you back your car out of the driveway. It's for shows only, preferably trailered. At least that's the way they sounded to me. I use Nationwide.

What does Nationwide value your car at? Agreed value or book value?

From hagerty website:

Flexible Usage -

Cars were made to be driven. So our policy allows for an occasional leisure drive, not just to parades or car events. We encourage limited pleasure use with no fixed mileage limits.

John

I use Hagerty for both my antique cars. Wouldn't think about going anywhere else. They have to be kept in a locked garage though.

Edited June 9, 201014 yr by Travel'n Man

Beautiful car, travel'n man. That picture could be a poster. Yeah, Hagerty makes you jump through a couple of hoops to get started, but it's well worth it, from what I hear.