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Apr 9, 2010 | 06:25 PM

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homade

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From: sparta ky.

I have American Collector on Homade with 26,000 agreed value, 100/300 with 500. deductable, 5000 miles for 236.00 per yr, The Beastt because it is a F6 with wrecker bed with 10,000 as it is not finished yet, otherwise the same coverage is 246.00 per yr. I don't like the milage restriction so I am looking, Garry

everyone says their coverage is the very best..

Apr 9, 2010 | 07:25 PM

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motown

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I heard good things about the company below. Found out about them on a corvette forum and people had good things to say about them.
Classic Car Insurance - "Agreed Value" Insurance Coverage

Apr 9, 2010 | 07:35 PM

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snipa

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Originally Posted by motown

I heard good things about the company below. Found out about them on a corvette forum and people had good things to say about them.
Classic Car Insurance - "Agreed Value" Insurance Coverage

I just did this quote $551 bucks for my truck (with a $500 deductable)
My driving record is flawless, with no teenage drivers

Guess I stick with Haggerty and pray nothing happens to the truck and I have to file a claim.

Apr 10, 2010 | 12:42 AM

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Julies Cool F1

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You need to write to Barack Obama and tell him we want the Government to pay for our truck insurance - we are all too poor! That's why we have to drive old trucks!

(Oh Brother am I gonna get it for that one!)

Apr 10, 2010 | 07:16 AM

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snipa

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Oh boy.. don't get me started on "him"!!

Apr 10, 2010 | 11:41 AM

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CharlieLed

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Originally Posted by Julies Cool F1

Yeah, I got one with some "pre-existing conditions" that I would like to have resolved and can't afford to pay for...

Apr 10, 2010 | 11:48 AM

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52 Merc

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Originally Posted by WALFORD'S 56

I am calling both and now have American Collectors ins. on my trucks and avanti--and have Nationwide for my daily drivers.

I know this is a 2 year old thread, but as a warning, I also have Nationwide insurance, and have for ever. Recently, I ran across a clause in the policy language that said if I had any of my vehicles insured with any other company besides Nationwide, they could deny any claim I had for any of my vehicles insured with them.

Read closely through your daily driver policies, people. Do not rely on verbal assurances from your agent. This is exactly the kind of loophole insurance companies love to use to take our money, and not give it back at claim time.

How will they know, you ask? Insurance companies are exempt from anti-trust laws, via the McCarran-Ferguson act of 1945, and as such, they are free to pool information, share data, etc. They know everything about you, and willingly share that information amongst themselves.

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