That's odd, they addressed it directly to my Mustang since it is now 20 years old. They must have different policies offered in Texas vs Miss. We are also on their "guaranteed renewal" plan, (after 22 years of paying premiums) so they can not cancel me at all. Raising the rates is another thing, but so far they are very competitive with all the cut rate companies when I factor in all the discounts I get.
I do remember years ago, I did shop around. Most companies do not want to insure a performance car. Even with a good record, they treated me like I was rich or declined me right away. I had two cars insured with State Farm before the Mustang, and they substituted the Mustang witout a problem and even dropped my rates from what I was paying on an 81 Olds Cutlass!
trbkrb,
Let me know if you get or can get this coverage!!! I tried to get this plan a little over a year ago so maybe things have changed. If you could give me the name of the plan I would greatly appreciate it and I will try again. Most people where I live have true classics 50's-70's cars and maybe my agent is inexperienced with this? Many people are unaware of the increased desireablity and recent restorability of our Foxes.
Once you are in the door of a good insurance company they usually treat you right. The problem for most of us performance drivers is getting in... "5.0 Mustang, ah... no thank you"... "Mustang GT, that will be $350 / month, and we will need your first born child as colateral, when will you be dropping him off?" I know this, I had to wait until I was over 25 years old to get my first Mustang.
Wish me luck,
Gears