Mr.Ski

I think we may be talking about apples and oranges here... I agree with Warrio17 on the companies he listed. Hagerty, Grundy, Heacock, write what I believe is a different type of policy. I checked my Grundy policy today since this has come up, and they state there is no mileage limit, but as stated above the car cannot be your daily driver. Check out the FAQ section on their website. I think that explains it best.

JJHoover

esurance gives you the ability to assign a dollar amount to your mods and insure the car with that addition

outceltj

Anybody insure there cars with a stated value. What can I expect from that

Mr.Ski

I think that that is the type of policy Warrio17 is referring to. I believe that is the difference between a stated value and agreed value policy. Just a heads up to everone, the moment you pull your car onto a dragstrip, you have no insurance with any policy. Have a friend that found that out the hard way.

outceltj

Yea u have to purchase insurance for the strip

outceltj

I called esurance but they only add 4000 dollars to your claim for mods which really isnt that much. I got a quote for a stated value of 30k but then they depreciate the value every year. They asked me how much i thought it was worth with everything ive done and I gave them the 30. How do they give someone insurance just over the phone and just bc i said its worth 30. I find it fishy