Hagerty or ?
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SUPERSTOCKRACER
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Joey, Hagerty hands down. Stay away from American Collectors Insurance out of Cherry Hill NJ.
wannadrag
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Hagerty
fwi
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Why do you say that about Collectors?
I just insured my 63 Dodge with them and they are half what Hagerty quoted me.
69 Runner
ADMIN wif a corner office (Deceased - RIP)
Yeah. What's the deal? I've had insurance with them for a couple of years now
kidsixpack
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I've been with hagerty for years. I've never had a claim, but some friends have had them. They were great every time!
KID
KID
I just put new insurance on mine this year. Got quotes from Hagerty and Grundy and went with Classic Automobile - a division of Infinity Insurance Company out of CT. Price was "a lot less" than either of the other two and when I compared coverage and all they were all pretty much the same. Of course the big question is how they are to deal with if I ever needed them...
ilm65
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Insurance
Because my car was "modified", Hagerty wanted $790 for "agreed value" full coverage. My insurance agent of 30 years lined me up with Condon & Skelly (check their website) for $360 "agreed value" of $55,000. You'll need a certified appraisal submitted with pictures, but they have an outstanding reputation for claim service. Their information # = 800-257-9496. Merry Christmas everyone! Bob
Because my car was "modified", Hagerty wanted $790 for "agreed value" full coverage. My insurance agent of 30 years lined me up with Condon & Skelly (check their website) for $360 "agreed value" of $55,000. You'll need a certified appraisal submitted with pictures, but they have an outstanding reputation for claim service. Their information # = 800-257-9496. Merry Christmas everyone! Bob
SUPERSTOCKRACER
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I was very UNHAPPY with Collector car insurances customer service and it took over a week or 2 to get insurance with them. With Hagerty call and email a few pictures and your id card is faxed or emailed to you.
I went to the DMV and Hagerty faxed my updated id cards directly on the spot.
Plus Hagerty was a few hundred cheaper on the policy.dollar for dollar value on my cars.
I went to the DMV and Hagerty faxed my updated id cards directly on the spot.
Plus Hagerty was a few hundred cheaper on the policy.dollar for dollar value on my cars.
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69 Runner
ADMIN wif a corner office (Deceased - RIP)
All I can say is it didn't take two weeks for me to get coverage with American Collectors. I've also needed a copy of my card before and they would have faxed it, if I had a fax. So instead they emailed it to me.
no problems here
no problems here
SUPERSTOCKRACER
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When I was buying one of my cars, I needed car insurance fast. I was using American collector for years and just realized that why should I wait to get my car registered.
So i looked into a different insurance carrier and found Hagerty to be cheaper,friendlier and must more customer service oriented.
I switched all my cars over to Hagerty and never looked back.
69 Runner
ADMIN wif a corner office (Deceased - RIP)
Not at all the experiences I've had with them.
Slantsixdan
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Here's another vote for Hagerty. They have always been fantastic to deal with. Had a windshield claim on my '64 and they covered it cheerfully, quickly, efficiently, and with zero hassle.
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