Insurance ???

KcMstang

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Whenever I get my 5.0 it will be a weekend driver second vehicle behind my Tundra. What kind of insurance cost am I looking at? Never had a second vehicle so not sure what to expect or how they will insure it. Any help would be appreciated!

 

powertrax91

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check out www.americanhobbyist.com... I have it on my LX & GT, both cars have full coverage... i'm paying just over $300 per year for both cars

 

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300 a year or a month ??? i did it and said 125.. was that in months or years?

 

srothfuss

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I am currently with progressive and the insurance on my old '89 Convertible was around $89.00 a month for 6 months of full coverage. It helps to be older and have a clean record.

 

RsStanG1987

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Mine was listed as ocassional driver which i drove it everyday paid 15 extra a month on top of our cavalier.

 

KcMstang

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I'm going to call State Farm tomorrow and see what they say and then try the link you gave. Hopefully be in a mustang soon soon...

 

powertrax91

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90mustang_GT5.0 said:

300 a year or a month ??? i did it and said 125.. was that in months or years?

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$300 per Year

 

SteedaGT9150

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100 a month full coverage but i have to maintain a 3.0 gpa. this is my dd too

 

stykthyn

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$20 a month for my 93 vert

 

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use some no-name company and be a cheap ass and it will haunt you if you need to make a claim. They will nickel and dime you to death, have you waiting months etc.. Try it!

 

stykthyn

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I got USAA, cant beat military insurance

 

Shakerhood

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KcMstang said:

I'm going to call State Farm tomorrow and see what they say and then try the link you gave. Hopefully be in a mustang soon soon...

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If you have any Mods to your car you might want to see if you can purchase a Rider.

 

stang8urimport

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I pay 160 per month for an 07 GT, 90 LX 5.0 and a POS 91 GMC Van. All 100,000/300,000 liability, 250 deductables... basically full boat, great insurance. My insurance dropped dramatically when I got married.

 

Adams91LX

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state farm
male
19 years old
no wrecks
no tickets
140 a month
on just my 91 5.0 coupe
stupid new mexicans
and [native americans] who drive drunk and raise my rates...
lol.. jk... but seriously.
-a

 

trbkrb

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If you are over 25, with another vehicle to drive daily, and a garage to store the car when you are not driving it (I also interpret that to mean you don't leave it unguarded in a parking lot begging to be stolen) then American Hobbyist or one of the other specialty insurers would be the best route. But if you don't meet their criteria, then you are left to the regular insurance companies, and won't be able to get much coverage beyond the standard liability and blue book value for comp & collision.

I know State Farm does now offer a classic car type policy also, but their criteria is similar to the specialty companies. I've been with State Farm for 23 years. I got a letter from them offering the coverage on my Mustang since it is now almost 20 yrs old, but since mine is still a daily driver, I didn't pursue it.

Good luck on it!

 

KcMstang

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I'm not quite 25, actually turn 23 on Saturday! I'm planning on keeping it in the garage when I'm not working on it and driving it on the weekends and nice sunny days to work. Probably end up going with State Farm they have treated me well in the past.