Ok, i've 90% decided to buy this car, thanks to imput from my previous post, I figure what the heck. Now what about insurance to protect my investment. Where do I get it ? Can I even get say $20,000 insurance coverage on a 1968 Camaro ? How much is it can u drive anytime and keep it year round? Thanks rondox http://s76.photobucket.com/albums/j11/rondox/?sc=1&multi=12&addtype=local&media=image

Hagerty works really well, catch is the 68 cannot be your primary driver. You will need to show proof of insurance on a another vehicle registered to you thru a company such as AAA etc. Hope this helps and congrats on the new toy!

I second the Hagerty vote. They are pretty good as far as im concerned. You will have no problem getting 20k coverage on that car. As long as its a car for street use only...saw the roll cage so not sure what the deal is there.

hey guy just joined the board and im in a similar situation im currently looking for companys to go through to insurance my 69 camaro SS the only problem im facing is that im 18 and had a ticket bout a year ago Hagerty seems to be the only one that accepts drivers 18yrs old do you guys think i could get accepted or know any other companies i should check out i was searching around and i couldnt find an age limit for grundy so that might be another possiblility. also i have a daily driver (02 Tacoma) so that ends taken care of

hey guy just joined the board and im in a similar situation im currently looking for companys to go through to insurance my 69 camaro SS the only problem im facing is that im 18 and had a ticket bout a year ago Hagerty seems to be the only one that accepts drivers 18yrs old do you guys think i could get accepted or know any other companies i should check out i was searching around and i couldnt find an age limit for grundy so that might be another possiblility. also i have a daily driver (02 Tacoma) so that ends taken care of
Hagerty is good , but if they wont take you you may look at Grundy.

I got Hagerty but supposedly Grundy's ok too

i recently checked out some quotes at http://www.oneshopinsurance.com (http://www.oneshopinsurance.com/) they have a couple of known companies here. I also checked out some premiums. actually there are things that we all have to consider. Age is a major consideration. The type and model of the vehicle has a major role also. When buying car/auto insurance online, there are sites that provide automated tools. They’re using an auto coverage analyzer where you have to answer a few question about your financial standing, automobile condition, etc. From this information it will generate what category of coverage we need.

Check out http://www.americancollectorsins.com/index.php. You can get an online quote easily. They are cheaper than Hagerty and Grundy and I have used them for five years.

Here's the problem with Hagerty, you may not have this problem but I do. When I sent them the pics of my car, a 67 Camaro, they rejected it. They saw the roll cage. They wanted a dyno cert. So I got that dyno and it measured 523 to the wheels. They will only go 500 to the fly wheel. Or so they said.
So I was out of luck. The roll bar stopped it.
So I found Parish-Heacock.
They didn't care about the hp or the roll bar, they just stipulated that it cannot be raced and it cannot be driven to work and there cannot be another driver in the household under the age of 25. Also, it had to be garage kept and I had to include a pic of the garage.

No problem, I provided all they wanted and have been happy ever since. This sort of policy is an agreed value policy. We agreed on 15k and if its totalled, that's what they give me.
I'm going to increase my insurance now to 25k since I've put money in it and the price of these cars has gone up.

So look into Parish-Heacock, they were so nice to me, their service was outstanding.