<VV> Antique auto insurance for young drivers?

[Andrew Allen]

I use State Farm for a '67 Plymouth with a stated
value of 8000, a '62 Vette with an apprraised value of
35,000 and the '66 Corvair when it was running for
stated value of 2500 (pretty ugly). I have multi car
discount and they hold homeowner/liability insurance
so the price gets pretty competitive for me. They have
never balked at insurring my son to drive any of these
cars as long as he was listed as 'principal driver' on
one of them. In this case it is his '67 Fury.

Maybe give them a call, they have been VERY reliable
for over the 31 years I've been with them and I am
very satisfied..

Andy Allen
CORSA Member


--- "C. Raia" <c_raia at yahoo.com> wrote:

> There's lots of talk among CORSA members about how
> to
> involve young people in the hobby, but one major
> obstacle: the difficulty in getting car insurance.
> We
> currently have agreed-value antique car insurance
> through Grundy. It's a great deal, but they won't
> allow any drivers under 25. I've been poking around
> on
> line and see similar policies with JC Taylor and
> others. I just e-mailed a question to Hagerty, since
> their web site made them seem a little more open,
> and
> I'm curious to see what their response is. We'd like
> our 22-year-old son to be able to drive our Corvair,
> but in addition to being young, he was involved in
> an
> at-fault accident several years ago.  Is there any
> hope?  Do any of you have suggestions for companies
> that might be less strict, yet still offer the good
> rates of antique coverage?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Celia Raia
> 
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