>Well, I ignored this thread of discussion previously,
>when it wasn't relevant to me. Now I'm adding an old car
>to the stable ('64 Jag 3.8S!) that I don't plan to drive a
>WHOLE lot in the immediate future, and want to insure it
>appropriately. Who has found a company that will insure
>for stated value or even appraised value, when the car is
>not driven heavily (< 2000 mi/yr, for example)?
> Tim
Check out any of the specialty insurers in any issue of Hemmings
Motor News (Condon & Skelly, American Collectors, etc.)
All require the vehicle be a very limited use (usually less than
2500 miles) vehicle, with no commuting, etc.
As your Jag is over 25 years old, have you checked out getting
antique plates for it? If the vehicle has antique tags, it is
more acceptable to the specialty insurers.
Hope that helps.
Bill
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