What classic insurance company?

[bucks77ford]

I was just searching around for a classic insurance company for my old beast because my state farm agent pretty much said they'd have a hard time giving me what I have into my truck even if an appraisal came in for what I think it's worth. I figured that anyway, so I wanted to get something different. From searching, it seems like Hagerty and Grundy are a couple of the top ones. I think I'm leaning toward Grundy more because of the no mileage limit clause. I'm not going to put many miles on the truck, but I don't want a limit either. Of course both insurance companies state the vehicle can only be used for pleasure, parades, shows, etc and need to be stored inside. I just want something that will at least give me what I have into it.

What has others used? Thanks.

 

[Ranger429]

Change companies. I brought an appraisal for 18K for my 250 to my Country Companies agent and that is what it is insured for. I can drive it whenever/wherever I want

 

[bucks77ford]

I may have to do that Ranger. I do want to be able to USE my truck when I need it and don't want to have stipulations.

 

[Ranger429]

I don't know how many cars you got in your family/fleet but I insure my 250, the Bronco, my PSD and the wifes Yukon so I get a deeper discount for more vehicles on the policy.

 

[bucks77ford]

I have an Envoy, Explorer and a pop up camper already.

 

[LEB Kris]

Haggerty FTW. $0 deductable and fairly cheap.

 

[TexasNomad]

You can hire me!
I'll sit in the back of your tuck at all times with my AK and tell people to F*&^ off when they get to close?

 

[Big Jim F150]

I went with State Farm for the insurance on my 78 F-150, all I did was have a policy written up similar to what is on my 07 Chebby Colorado , and I had no problem with it, and I was able to get a multiple vehicle discount besides that I have a local agent as well. And no restrictions either.

 

[BuzzGun79]

Haggerty as well Buck...350 bucks a yr for 15k investment with restrictions