I'm looking to get some different auto insurence for my camaro and I'm just wondering what companies are out there and which ones are people like.
I did a quote with Leland West and the quote was only $300 a year which is about half of what I'm paying now with USAA.
Does anyone have experience with Leland West or is there other companies I should look at?
Classic Car Insurence
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Classic Car Insurence
'94 Bronco - Buckstop bumper w/ 12k winch
To many atvs and dirt bikes
For Sale '96 F-250 Powerstroke - 4in lift, 35's, Dana 60 Front end, Tuner
Sold '96 Jeep Cherokee - 4in lift, 35s, Dual Spartans, 4.88s
Sold '80 Camaro Z/28 - T-Tops, auto, 350
To many atvs and dirt bikes
For Sale '96 F-250 Powerstroke - 4in lift, 35's, Dana 60 Front end, Tuner
Sold '96 Jeep Cherokee - 4in lift, 35s, Dual Spartans, 4.88s
Sold '80 Camaro Z/28 - T-Tops, auto, 350
That is a huge difference in price, but I will let you know when my pickup got stolen USAA did really good by me. A rental for a month and they paid out on the truck nearly what I'd paid for it two years prior. Also the body shops like to deal with USAA, because they pay and don't go round and round on parts and trying to force the use of used or 'reconditioned' parts. A lot of insurance companies like to take your money, but it is hard to get them to pay out when the time comes. Bargain insurance isn't always a bargain.
IMHO.
IMHO.
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