Subject	Since your car is more than 20 years old
Posted by	ZXoltan on September 10, 2012 at 1:55 PM
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In Reply To	Can't deal with Hagerty , no way! posted by tt_703 on September 10, 2012 at 12:59 PM
Message	you should be able to insure it as a classic, rather than as a "tuner." Those of us with "newer" cars still need to wait a few years before they turn 20.
Follow Ups	Can't deal with Hagerty , no way! - tt_703 12:59:53 09/10/12 Makes sense to me. - SactoTodd 13:26:09 09/10/12 Not every person needs their own DD to go to work though. - Aqualung 13:34:44 09/10/12 and not every person falls within the business model - dpjax 15:06:19 09/10/12 So they will terminate the policy once your DD turns 5 yrs - tt_703 14:12:51 09/10/12 Did you talk to an agent local to you? If not and you do, - 240Z FeO2 13:44:41 09/10/12 I'd def talk to an agent - schuss 18:58:09 09/10/12 Since your car is more than 20 years old - ZXoltan 13:55:27 09/10/12 Thanks (n/m) - tt_703 14:14:27 09/10/12 My Z insured as a Modern classic. (n/m) - slick007l 14:34:19 09/10/12 Re: Can't deal with Hagerty , no way! - slick007l 14:33:02 09/10/12 maybe there are differences state to state? I have a policy - BoneZ (MD) 15:05:55 09/10/12 I'm guessing that your state to state, is correct. (n/m) - The Hawk 15:36:50 09/10/12 Tuner? What does that mean? - The Hawk 15:35:48 09/10/12 Re: Tuner? What does that mean? - BoneZ (MD) 15:51:27 09/10/12 Hnmm....maybe I've been lucky - The Hawk 17:21:46 09/10/12 I was told by Hagerty that my dd had to be 10yrs or newer. I - ConverTTZ 21:13:48 09/10/12 Grundy just asked me if I had a daily driver - Ahmed (Chicago) 15:20:42 09/11/12 So you can't have a > 5 yr old car as a dd ? Thats nuts (n/m) - ztunerz 22:33:35 09/10/12
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