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I was attempting to get an agreed value policy on my car. I tried Hagerty, but they wouldn't insure a tuner car unless it's a $30,000 agreed value. I then tried Grundy. Grundy told me their is no mileage limit (they just don't want it to be your primary mode of transportation). She asked me the value, so I just said $17,000 to get an idea. What surprised me is that she did not ask me my date of birth? Anyways, she comes back and says my policy will cost just $268 at that agreed value. This seems like too good of a deal. This rate is cheaper than what I currently have with Allstate. Heck, I'd insure my car for $20,000+ if it's this cheap. I told her to send me all the info in detail. Is there something in the fine print that I'm missing? Does anybody else here use Grundy for their Z? We've all heard the horror stories of people fighting to get the market value for our Z32s in case of an accident, so I thought I would just try to get an agreed value policy to avoid that. I'll read whatever they send me, but was just wondering if there is any catch you guys know of?
Professional Photoshoot of my Z 
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