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Ford Classic Car Insurance
Ford Classic Car Insurance from www.car-insurance.tv offers the widest choice of cover and best rates on the Internet for all models of classic Fords, including Lotus Cortinas and Cosworth Escorts. Compare quotes from over 100 specialist Ford Classic Car Insurance schemes
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Question by Chase: Do you think which is better for a 1984 corvette classic car insurance or regular car insurance?
I am planning on getting a 1984 corvette but the insurance for it is a little too high.i just found out about classic car insurance but i really don’t know much about it.but for classic car insurance,am i limited to a certain number of things like how far i can drive my car,when i can drive,etc?will the insurance actually be less or more for classic car insurance?and what is the best classic car insurance company i should go with?
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Answer by TazT
a lot of times classic car ins is more because they insure it for what it would cost to replace it to the condition you have restored it to, whereas conventional ins would just give you blue book value for the car.
What do you think? Answer below!
Cool vid. We used to cruise around in an old Ford Anglia
Classic insurance will give ‘agreed value’ but limits where and how much you can drive the vette.
I have a ’68 vette, classic ins. is $ 196/year, $ 25,000 agreed value, 5000 miles/year. must be in a garage when not driving, no parking in parking lots.
Agreed value is the amount they will give you if the car is totaled, in my case $ 25,000.
Regular ins. will give you book value, which is almost always way less.
Classic try Hagerty insurance. thats what we have on our 1970 Nova.
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