<VV> Auto Insurance

[corvairduval at cox.net]

Interesting how the same company has different rules in different states,
due to the different laws and actuarial tables.

Here in VA,  State Farm does issue comp and collison coverage for 60s cars
with "normal" insurance.

I don't know what goes in MD. But the guys at work are always complaining
of their high insurance costs in MD. Especially with the under 25 drivers.

Frank DuVal



 
In a message dated 9/3/2008 6:44:09 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
dkeillor at tconcepts.com writes:

When considering "regular" insurance coverage, be sure you  understand
the difference between "stated" value and "agreed" value.   If you don't,
you may be in for a shock in the event of a total  loss. 
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Most states require insurance companies to :
 
1 Repair
 
2  Replace with "similar".
 
3  Compensate Monetarily
 
In my case.. State Farm in Calif.   does NOT   cover  1960's cars  for 
Collision  or  Comprehensive!
 
So, In my case with 5 Vairs... 2 garages... I went with  Hagerty 


Matt  Nall__________________________________________

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