YEAHLOH95
Founding Member
i gave them my stack and they wanted copies until they saw how many i had ,then they sent in a guy to appraise it
Yeah, it's declared value collector insurance. I have Grundy, and I'm trying to switch to Infinity. I'm sure I have $40k in receipts, but I'm not going to insure the car for that much.
Kurt
Kurt
I'm sure I have $40k in receipts, but I'm not going to insure the car for that much.
Kurt
Just curious, but why not?
Because it's about $40k in receipts over 13 years. So much of that stuff is worn and old, and it honestly doesn't have a used value of that kind of money. It would be dishonest and suspicious to insure it for that much. I don't think I could get $10k for the car if I sold it. If I parted it out, everything is so old I don't think I would do any better that way.
Kurt
Kurt
well yes but if the car was stolen tomorrow, it would take you almost $40k to get it back up to the level you had it on another mustang.
If the car was stolen tomorrow I would go out and buy an LS1 FD RX7. I can pick up one of those for $15k, and still have another $7k to make it the way I want it. If I really wanted to go back to a Mustang, I could go pick up a similar Mustang to mine in the Corral classifieds for $12k, and have plenty of money to make the changes to it. The economy is so bad right now, hot rods are just being given away. I have definately learned that starting from scratch costs a lot more than just buying up someone else's project.
Kurt
Yeah, it's declared value collector insurance. I have Grundy, and I'm trying to switch to Infinity. I'm sure I have $40k in receipts, but I'm not going to insure the car for that much.
Kurt
How are you going to insure it with Infinity? Modern classic- must be 15-24 yrs old mostly stock, you have $40kn in receipts. Street Rod/Modified- 20+yrs old moderate-heavly modified. I was looking at Grundy myself, I only have about $20k in receipts. Right now I don't even have collision on it through USAA ($460 yr). I rarely drive it anymore- 4k miles since 2006.
I set it up through a Collector Car agent. Infinity has more restrictions, but was a lot cheaper than Grundy. Grundy had no mileage limitations. Infinity gave me a 1200 mile/yr limit, and wanted more information than Grundy, but they were much cheaper. For right now it's a better situation for me. In the future I might want fewer restrictions, but right now I'm actively trying to get my house ready for market and looking for a new job, so I'm not driving the car much anyway. Saving money is more important right now.
Kurt
Kurt
Pops Fun
10 Year Member
I have Infinity and just drove the Tour. When I e-mailed the agent she said they would increase my mileage as needed, no problem. There are more limitations though.
Steve
Steve
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