Why take a chance in a situation like that when a twelve-month collector car policy will most probably be less expensive and will allow you year-round availability?
If you do not have your collector car covered with an actual collector car insurance carrier, and still have it covered with a regular-use auto insurance policy, I feel you are at a real disadvantage because of some of these issues. It is my opinion that you should not have your collector car insured on the same type of policy as your regular-use automobiles. The six-month type of coverage is an outdated method that used to be available years ago before actual collector car insurance policies became available.
Related Questions
- If I go to a car show event at a race track and I run my car down the quarter mile track just for fun, does my collector car policy provide coverage?
- What if I dont have a collector car policy and my collector car is covered at Actual Cash Value or Stated Value?
- What is the Club policy regarding weight ratios between car and caravan?
