Old Car Insurance for my Z.

There's probably a sponsor on this forum but me being a knucklehead I'm not sure which way to go. 

Car insurance for my 1972 Datsun 240Z? 

Grundy for me. Been super happy. 

Got both of my Zs ('71 and '92) on Grundy.  They've handled a claim for me without issue or complaint.

I just put my 280z on a Hagerty policy. Very happy with them.

I have 3 cars on agreed value policies with Grundy.  Happy so far, but no claims...

Both my 280z and zxt are with Hagerty.  No claims or complaints here...

Gordon 

Had Hagerty for years. Switched to Grundy and saved a bundle. 

Several options out there and my advice: Call/contact them for rates. I have heard that one carrier’s rules and rates can vary by state. 

Looked at both Grundy and Hagerty last year for my old jalopies. I ended up with Hagerty because I could actually drive them with way less restrictions and the coverage worked out better for me. Been happy so far, but YMMV, of course. 

Some of the big insurance companies also offer classic car policies -- State Farm covers my RX-7 with an agreed-value policy through a partnership with Hagerty.

Are the miles-driven limits with either Grundy or Hagerty these days? I have my car on a declared-value policy with progressive because when I shopped that issue around, both of those outfits miles/year restrictions were too, um, restrictive.

I don't have a mileage limit with Grundy.  Their stipulation is basically "not your daily driver".  

Our '68 Ghia is on Hagarty, our '71 Opel is on Progressive with a stated value, I know the Cayman is on Progressive but I can't remember if I put it on a stated value due to modifications.

Another thread where I get to slam Snake Farm for refusing to insure my 93 Lightning for what it's worth (agreed value) because "it has too many miles on it".  $5500 is all they will insure it for. You can't buy a rotted out parts truck for that today.

Rodan said:

I don't have a mileage limit with Grundy.  Their stipulation is basically "not your daily driver".  

Same with Hagerty. I've had many cars insured with them, including a Z car currently. I had a claim with them 15 or so years ago, was quick and easy. 

preach said:

Our '68 Ghia is on Hagarty, our '71 Opel is on Progressive with a stated value, I know the Cayman is on Progressive but I can't remember if I put it on a stated value due to modifications.

You want agreed value, not stated.

I went with American Collectors, premium was lower than Hagerty and Grundy.  Stated value, all the typical coverage requirements.  

In reply to SKJSS (formerly Klayfish) :

I probably misspoke.

Dusterbd13 said:

Grundy for me. Been super happy. 

That is who I will check out for my cars once I get them done and in locked storage.  They had 3 levels of usage at one time. Hopefully they still do.  

Hagarty for my 240 and all my old cars. For vintage stuff, I wouldn't even mess with anything but specialty insurance like Grundy or Hagarty.