Grundy or Hagerty.:confused:

check em both out and see who can give you the best deal for your application...

Very happy with Haggerty and dirt cheap. :thumbsup:

I changed from Haggerty to Grundy and saved $400.00 a year for the same coverage on my two classic cars.

American Collectors fit me better than Haggerty!

There are lot of classic insurers, many are cheaper, don't limit yourself to those two.

More important than price may be the coverage for the type/amount of driving you plan on doing. Each one has its own coverage - Car Shows only, 2,500 miles per year max, no drag racing, no modifications, etc. etc.

My experience was very positive - each company's representative seemed to be very knowledgable and very clear on the coverage limits, restrictions on use, modifications, etc.

Infinity, used to be Parish Heacock. $168 a year for $18,000 actual replacement coverage. There is a max mileage you can drive per year, something like 2,500. I don't remember because my car is a weekend cruiser, maybe 1,000 a year at most...

I use American Modern. Happy with the policy and price. Thank goodness I haven't had to file a claim (so I can't tell you how the service is). I stumbled across them by making a call to an insurance company that the guys over at yenko.net recommended. After speaking to the rep in Illinois, I realized that she was going to be using American Modern Insurance for me. I then called my agent (progressive drive) and he also works with American Modern. So I am able to keep my guy and do all of my insurance business under one roof.

Thank you guys for all the info. After comparing Grundy looks like the best fit for my needs.:thumbsup: