what are you all having to pay for insurance?

my best rate ive found so far is about 55 per month for minimum liability coverage.

should the rates be higher or lower for the old '71?

 

I pay that for full coverage on my 93. I'm 24.

 

I think I'm around $58 a month for 250k property damage and 500k liability, and insurance on the truck itself on my '88 and I'm 17.

 

I am 17 currently and I think I am between 80 to 100 dollars for liability only on my dad's insurance on his 86 F150 but it was the same when I was on our 84 B2 and I was quoted the same for my 88 F150 all 4x4. I also have discounts for good grades and more but it is still high because of our area I think.
Trav

 

My 99 F350 4x4 is somewhere around 80/mo now. I'm 20 with 1 accident and hold a class A CDL.

It used to be almost $200/mo when I first started driving.

 

163/month for my 02. 20 years old, and a speeding ticket.

Thats 1/2 of what I used to pay and cheaper than most people I know with cars. Silly CA.

 

hmm, interesting.
so i guess $80 a month isnt so bad for the big city in a truck with no safty equip..

 

I just found out why my insurance is so high it is because my dad has the top of the line for liability and like $500,000 coverage or something like that (better to be safe then sorry).
Trav

 

171$ a mo. for a 99' f250 v10, and that's just basic. yay canadian insurance

 

For the minimum required coverage in oklahoma on my 62 C600 and 89 GMC half ton through Progressive was 75 a month, but since i rolled the 89 on July 3rd im not sure what its gonna go up to. Im 22 and was with no tickets or accidents on my record until the 3rd.


Bryce

 

My 78 F150 is insured at right around $40 a month in Florida, with states minimum, theft, roadside assistant, and $10K personal injury, this is with USAA. I am 21 and unfortunately still on my Dad's policy, so don't know how much he is helping keep the rates down.

 

02 excursion and 98 expedition $240 a month for liablity/uninsured motorist. 24 years old with no tickets and on my dads policy also.

 

Holy crap.

 

our rates are crazy due to the amount of collisions/claims the state see's, when you consider we only see dry pavement 6 months out of the year..the rest is nice/snow covered.

i was paying $400+ w/full coverage.

that's cheaper then i was paying, we switched to progressive and got a nice cut in premiums.