So how does grundy work?

 

depends on how old you are and how much you want to drive your car, when i was looking for insurance for my 69' i wasnt eligible for any of the classic car insurance plans, most of them have an age requirement of 25+ years old and most of them dont want you to drive the car over 3000 miles per year, after reading a bit they dont limit your mileage now but they did when i was looking

 

Yeah its my daily drive and im 17 =/

 

similar situation turning 18 in july i dont drive the car daily its just for cruising but i do that as often as i can i love my car and believe these cars were meant to be driven not trailered or hidden away in some air tight garage

 

Is there any insureance that will cover me?

 

Whats the fun of it if you don't drive the sucker![:@]3000 miles my ****!!! Hate the trailer queens, mustangs are for driving not riding on trailers!![:@][:@][:@] (ANGRY TYPING GUY!!) Well I don't really know much about classic insurrance but what I was gonna do is have my car appraised and then get coverage under the appraisel value? I am not quite done though... but when are you ever done?

 

probablky not being 16 they might cover yoour mom or dad as primary but i doubt they will be able to list you as a driver. im in the same boat as you i just turned 25 i will be able to get some classic insurance this year hopefully. i got a quote from hagerty it was 25k guarnteed for 299$ a yr i think it was

 

Man this is lame =/.
All the companies either say no one under 25 can drive it or that it can only be driven to shows and pleasure driving on weekends

 

I think someone said Geico and some others insure old cars. Probably not nearly as cheap and the antique insurances but, eh.

 

When I bought the Stang I started by calling my normal insurance agent.

Insured the Stang with Safeco and it only cost about an extra $200 / year. Having it on the same policy as my other cars and with the same insurance company as my homeowners really helped.

On the one policy we have my '07 Explorer, the wife's PT Cruiser GT and the Stang. BTW, they realize I only drive it on weekends and maybe to work once in a while on Friday but I don't know if that was a "requirement" of the policy or not.