Historic? Collector? WTF?

[The_Bishop]

I ended up going QQ just to avoid dealing with the inspection stuff. The car passes the plug-in test but would probably fail a visual due to the headers.

As far as insurance I'm still using state farm. Need to do a little digging into the classic car insurance policies, see who's worth using while not burying me under a ton of driving restrictions. I know there's Hagarty and American Collectors Insurance, but I haven't done a ton of research on it yet.

[maroman88]

I have a policy with both hagerty and american collectors. hagerty is a little less restrictive but ive never had to file a claim. american collectors i think is more strict but their claim process was very easy the one time i needed it. they did ask for mileage, what it was being used for at the time of the incident, who was using it etc, but i was all good and they paid the body shop.

[The_Bishop]

Awesome, thanks for the info.

[ThoR294]

Originally Posted by The_Bishop

I ended up going QQ just to avoid dealing with the inspection stuff. The car passes the plug-in test but would probably fail a visual due to the headers.

As far as insurance I'm still using state farm. Need to do a little digging into the classic car insurance policies, see who's worth using while not burying me under a ton of driving restrictions. I know there's Hagarty and American Collectors Insurance, but I haven't done a ton of research on it yet.

Corbos garage in somerville would pass you since your car passes plug-in test

[The_Bishop]

I have a friendly local shop that's been doing it or the last few years.

At the end of the day, it's not my daily driver and maybe sees 1000 miles a year. This gets rid of the inspection and the registration stuff.