i wonder if its the state rules or something? we're in texas.
i called all the antique auto insurers because i like to let my 17 year old,
and soon my current 14 year old enjoy my hobby. only hagerty would insure
my cars with my son as a driver, and only with an adult in the passenger
seat. all others refused to insure the car if he was driving, even with an
adult on board.
my son does have his own car now but i do not think he did at the time i
signed up.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tim Putland" <tputland@charter.net>
To: <geegc@aol.com>; <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 11:10 AM
Subject: Re: insurance
> If you have a teenager who drives and does not have a car of his or her
> own, don't tell Haggerty this. They will not insure you unless EVERY
> DRIVER in the house has his or her own car. EVERYONE must have their own
> daily driver. I went
> around and around with Haggerty over this. My oldest has her license but
> rarely drives as we live very close to the HS, but Haggerty said she might
> use the Datsun to run an errand. I told Haggerty that she doesn't even
> know how to drive a stick. That didn't matter. Haggerty gets two thumbs
> down from me.
>
> I went with Grundy. My two roadsters are "lower end" (their words, not
> mine, snobs!!) than what Grundy usually insures, but they still insured
> both cars for less that $200 a year, comprehensive coverage.
|