Re: [Chrysler300] Insurance

[Andy Mikonis <r41hp@xxxx>]

I think you guys are sort of missing the point on the
requirements of these policies. I see "us" a low-risk
group, therefore, accepting these guidelines allows us
to purchase rather inexpensive coverage from (some of)
these collector car specialists. You can't have it
both ways.

Incidently, a large consideration of my choosing J.C.
Taylor for insurance was NO mileage limits, and
wording suffiently vague enough that if you had an
accident in the grocery store parking lot, they would
probably pay up.

But before you consider their services, they will not
pay if your car is damaged by the detonantion of a
nuclear weapon, or in a riot or other civil
insurrection. Really...

Andy Mikonis
Chicago, IL




> 
> I called a whole slew of the 'Collector Car'
> insurance companies and have
> yet to find one who allows for;
> - vehicles not kept in a locked garage
> - vehicles driven in excess of 2000 or 3000 miles a
> year
> - vehicles driven ocasionally or moderately for
> running errands, driving to
> work, etc. In other words what I would call a 'daily
> driver'.
> 


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