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I've heard of "agreed value coverage" from other Mustang owners
before.
Try companies like
I even tried for my "plan Jane" 1990 Mustang LX. I would have qualified,
too, were it not for one thing. I don't have a fully enclosed locking garage.
The point I'm trying to make is that these antique/collector type car insurance
isn't only for very old cars. Newer cars can qualify, but the underlying requirement
in all of them is the enclosed/locking garage.
Good luck,
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2004 1:18 AM
Subject: [ASC McLaren ] Re: INSURANCE GUY WON'T FIX
So I've often thought, when I get my car and have a good $20k into
it or more, what insurance can I use to "protect" the value of the
car so that if it gets hit, a small fender bender won't "total" it.
I don't think any "normal" insurance company is going a assess a
1985 Capri for more than $5k. Even as a collectible ascMcLaren, I
doubt the book value is much more.
-Mike
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