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Bill Musarra · 04-03-08, 04:25 PM

Randy,
I think you will run into that problem with most. I am going to use Heacock Classic now that mine is almost ready to drive. They only want you to establish the VALUE of the car. The premiums are all based on that. I originally wanted it set at $80K. When I got the quote, we renegotiated , and I settled on $60k. The premium includes a $1000 deductible. Liability and uninsured motorist at $300k. Mileage is 3000 yearly. They threw in a $500 coverage for lost or stolen replacement parts. They also wanted pics as well. If you are near completion, give them a call. (800)678-5173 Classic Car Insurance - Heacock Classic

Bill

04-03-08, 04:25 PM	#6 (permalink)
Bill Musarra wbmusarra 10 tenths Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Snellville, Ga. "Everybody's somebody in Snellville" GT40: DRB#5 Posts: 1,130 Rep Power: 19	Re: Insuring a Replica during build - USA Randy, I think you will run into that problem with most. I am going to use Heacock Classic now that mine is almost ready to drive. They only want you to establish the VALUE of the car. The premiums are all based on that. I originally wanted it set at $80K. When I got the quote, we renegotiated , and I settled on $60k. The premium includes a $1000 deductible. Liability and uninsured motorist at $300k. Mileage is 3000 yearly. They threw in a $500 coverage for lost or stolen replacement parts. They also wanted pics as well. If you are near completion, give them a call. (800)678-5173 Classic Car Insurance - Heacock Classic Bill __________________ DRB#5 351 Windsor bored, stroked internaly balanced DIS TWM 8 Port F. I. 930 Porsche LSD