eddieb4

Any ideas on who may be best? I know there are previous threads but I'd like to get the most current info.
Anyone have experience with Chubb?
Others?
My State Farm agent said keep receipts and they would work with me if something happened to my soon to be completed build, to which I said no thanks.

gregmitch

Even though they wouldn't insure me because it's the only car in the household and would be in a public garage, Leland West was very nice on the phone and their policy was pretty competitive to other agreed value insurers I researched. They even offer unlimited mileage. Hagerty was another one I talked to but their prices were a little higher.

spartansix

Do you have your car yet? When are you bringing it up??

Mine is insured agreed value through American Collectors Insurance. I've been happy with them, but they do require that you have a "regular" car on another policy.

gregmitch

Picking it up Saturday! Can't wait. Definitely want bring it up there, gotta put the G Pipe on

I checked out American Collectors through USAA too. They wouldn't insure in a public garage either. Impossible to have a private garage in Manhattan.

It seems like any agreed value policies require a "regular" car the more and more I look into it.....I'm on Geico for the time being.

Paolo1

Chubb stated value thumbs up

Vegas993

I have a Stated Value Classic policy through State Farm, I would question that. I have a Manx Dunebuggy and have one on that too!

newsboy

I have Grundy Worldwide, pay $400.00 for 40K of insurance.

911Jetta

I have stated value with State Farm, but their "Special Vehicle" department will more than likely question what you think it's worth, so you'll need/want a third party to do a custom vehicle appraisal.

Only after the appraisal did State Farm totally confirm the agreed value policy. Actually, the appraisal came in a couple thousand dollar higher, so I had to increase my original agreed value. Made for a nice laugh at the local S.F. agent's building, after originally getting lots of blank stares when they thought I was crazy for insuring it for so much. Makes sense, they have no idea what's going-on in the 964 market. The third party evaluation also sets a good baseline for the condition and value of the car going forward. (Appraisal cost me $375)

I definitely think it's worth getting an appraisal on any nice/custom 964, then insure accordingly.

eddieb4

Thanks for the info ... the local office definitely was clueless to what SF might offer. This will help!

jon91581

Logicalct

Leland West is the only company that would give me an acceptable agreed value policy for all of my classics, without unreasonable restrictions to use. I moved all of my cars from Hagerty when they refused to cover my 964.

nesposito

American Family has a stated value, classic car policy. it requires that you have a DD insured with them as well. I pay about $400/year for a 993 with a stated value of $45K

LPMM

kylejohnston1

I have an agreed value policy with American Modern provided through the National Corvette Museum, of all places. They insure all makes/models. I have been very happy with their prices and service although I have not had to file a claim (knock on wood).

www.ncminsurance.com

tonymission

I love Chubb. Super easy. All my cars have an agreed value assigned to them, even my daughter's Jetta.