Larue for me as well. Agreed value policy for $60k. Great people to deal with, along with a super low rate. Instead of pictures, I sent them a link to my build thread. Done!

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My 2 cents: I Have Hagarty ins. And unfortunately had to file a claim. They were great to work with, paid out almost 7k for repairs, then had no problem revising claim amount when additional items were needed.




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Switched to Larue after my previous agent (representing an Infinity policy) started dropping the ball.

Same here as well. Had Hagerty for 4 years, and switched to Grundy last year. The only difference between the 2 policies is that Grundy requires you to pay up front for any covered claims (towing/repair, etc) and file a claim later. Hagerty does not. Had to use towing coverage with Hagerty twice, and nothing out of pocket.

I use Hagerty because I needed the agreed upon / guaranteed value.

I use AAA for the towing. It is agreed value but I need an appraisal to raise my amount from the current $25k to the $50k I want to cover the mods.
1969 Camaro $275 a year unlimited mileage

I would love to do my business with Hagerity but they ask more questions than a jealous ex :smiley_smack:
(i'm waiting for the moment when they adjust insurance monthly fees based on what color you like, that will be the day_

Oh yeah, back to topic, I got denied because of my sisters speeding ticket. Who cares? she can't drive a stick, not does she have interests in driving stick. Not to mention she has no interests in old cars - she's a lexus benz type of lady

so now, I'm with NewYork Classic Antique auto insurance

Agreed value policy with Larue as well. Never had to file a claim but did research before I started and they have always had a great reputation.

That 100% makes no sense, and if that is actually the case, I made the right decision to go with Hagerty.

This is coming from 12 years experience in the insurance industry, and I have never heard of such nonsense.

Wrong. Depending on circumstance you may pay for the towing and get reimbursed but you don't pay for any repairs up front.