I have State Farm. My family has used them for multiple decades now and have most of our insurance policies through them. Never had a significant issue with their service or coverage.
So. In December my wife and I are buying a family member's vehicle as a much needed 2nd vehicle.
Vehicle in question is a 1992 Olds 88. I have a LOT of repair work to get it back in decent shape after years of being driven by an elderly family member who shouldn't have been driving anymore. So, how to insure it?
I have a pretty solid insurance package for our Subaru. It's getting older, but is paid off and not going anywhere until it rusts in half. I don't mind paying for it as it feels valuable enough to merit the cost. The question is how to insure the Olds? In current condition it's worth about $600 and will not be much more than $1300 or so when decently repaired.
Minimal coverage? I figure on a vehicle with a value so low, pretty much anything will total it out. To be fair...I'm not sure how the past several fender benders have not totaled it but the title is clear.
So. In December my wife and I are buying a family member's vehicle as a much needed 2nd vehicle.
Vehicle in question is a 1992 Olds 88. I have a LOT of repair work to get it back in decent shape after years of being driven by an elderly family member who shouldn't have been driving anymore. So, how to insure it?
I have a pretty solid insurance package for our Subaru. It's getting older, but is paid off and not going anywhere until it rusts in half. I don't mind paying for it as it feels valuable enough to merit the cost. The question is how to insure the Olds? In current condition it's worth about $600 and will not be much more than $1300 or so when decently repaired.
Minimal coverage? I figure on a vehicle with a value so low, pretty much anything will total it out. To be fair...I'm not sure how the past several fender benders have not totaled it but the title is clear.