insuring your A100 as a daily driver ?

How are you insuring your A100 to be used as a semi daily driver ?? All the big companys (hagerty/grundy etc) say no general driving.  That's what I bought my A100 for. Probably only drive about 5000 miles or less a year/ retired/ locked garage/ and we do have a real daily driver (PT Cruiser ).,age 57, no tickets. no claims.

regular insurane companys now have a coverage for the antique cars and trucks that is what i use now ,b i use to have the big insurance companys but they always wanted the odometer reading in feb. when it was in storage, and always made a big deal over nothing so i dumped them , same as you no clams, $100.00 per year for every $10,000. of value All the larger insurane companys have it nation wide/ state farm and so on

dix wrote:regular insurane companys now have a coverage for the antique cars and trucks that is what i use now  ,b i use to have the big insurance companys but they always wanted the odometer reading in feb. when it was in storage,  and always made a big deal over nothing so i dumped them , same as you no clams, $100.00 per year for every $10,000. of value All the larger insurane companys have it nation wide/ state farm and so on

So who are you insured with ? if I may ask.

Do a search for SAFECO,I have my cars & house insured with them. One newer car and a few antique daily drivers.I got much better rates with them. They don't advertise excessively like some of the Ins.companies  .

I'm on State Farm and pay something like $47 a month for life and auto insurance on the van.

I was with state farm 30 + years they had my house, and auto , My son had a $3,000. accendent, the rates went up by $1,200 a year, after 30 years of no claims,so my wife shoped the market and nationwide was half the price before the accendent, so we now use nationwide for the last 5 years,we had some water damage 2 years after a new roof was installed for about 5 k, and the rates are still the same, I have to say don't stay commited to any insurance company,.
If the rates go up shop the market,the insurance industries is a big rip off case in point.
most cars drop their value every year so you buy a brand new car , for xxxx, five years later the car is worth 1/2 of what you paid, but you are still paying the same rate.They are a BIG rip-off and make billions a year. Also i'd put a antique plate on it, . If you have 5k a year you can disconect the odometer if you had to, throw a g.p.s. on the dash. that will tell you how fast you are going.

So who are you using now ??

nationwide

Don't bother with the Nationwide web site it only goes back to '81