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    Senior Member raspritz's Avatar
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    Why fool around with the big companies, who don't understand. My restored-to-level-1 '69 911 is insured with Grundy. My agreed-value at $100K costs about $650 per year and I can drive it as much as want.
    Rich Spritz

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    True-

    Grundy was a lot more for my 69S.

    I'll likely look again soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by csiszeronas View Post
    It's not a problem to insure the car for the stated value.
    Be careful here - you want agreed value not stated value coverage. stated value does not guarantee that you will be paid that value if there is a total loss. look into the difference between the two - agreed value is more difficult to find with carriers, particularly the larger insurance carriers.
    Bill

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