InsuranceMr. Gray,
I have my CL77 and two old Bonnies insured with Foremost. I originally went through Harley Davidson Insurance for a Soft-tail I had and Foremost is a subsidiary they use for vintage machines. Their rates are great according to my wife who keeps the books. That is a fine job on your Scrambler, looks terrific. Mr. Gray,
Here you go. http://www.foremost.com/ Give them a shot, as we all know it pays to shop around this day and time. I still use high test gas in all of my old ones. My insurance bill is about equal with my yearly vintage gas expenditures. Thank goodness I don't ride them that much. InsuranceHere's a company I found on the web for classic car and motorcycle insurance.
http://www.americancollectors.com/ They have very reasonable rates and they will insure for replacement value without an appraisal. For Missouri, Liability was $46.00/yr. + $8.00 for medical payments of $1,000.00 + $4.00 for uninsured motorist + $3.00 for underinsured motorist equalling $61.00/year For the bike's physical damage, use the following: You simply state the value of your machine and pay a set rate per $100.00 of stated value based on the deductable you choose. I.e., if you valued your bike for $4,000.00 and chose a $2500.00 deductable, you would pay $1.90/$100.00 of stated value per year, ($1.90 x 40 = $76.00) $0 deductable is $2.20/$100.00 of stated value $500.00 deductable is $1.60/$100.00 of stated value $1,000.00 deductable is $1.30/$100.00 of stated value This is in addition to the regular coverage of $61.00/yr for a total of $137.00/year. Again, these are rates for Missouri and they could vary significantly by state. I also got a quote from Geico for $81.00/year but that is without stated value coverage. Have any of you used Americancollector or heard anything about them? Thanks, Gary '65 CL77 Owner
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