Just moved over to LSV with my 66 Mustang, 41% cheaper & they are not owned by Suncorp (Yet). Calling them 2 moro 2 insure my newly acquired SS Commodore, no not new, but restored VR my son built.

So did I!

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Quote from: GT SALLY link=topic=2868.msg16567#msg16567Just moved over to LSV with my 66 Mustang, 41% cheaper & they are not owned by Suncorp (Yet). Calling them 2 moro 2 insure my newly acquired SS Commodore, no not new, but restored VR my son built.

so at least you have one GM product .........there is hope for you yet !
I have the Monza and the SS insured with Shannons !

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Quote from: GT SALLY link=topic=2868.msg16567#msg16567Just moved over to LSV with my 66 Mustang, 41% cheaper & they are not owned by Suncorp (Yet). Calling them 2 moro 2 insure my newly acquired SS Commodore, no not new, but restored VR my son built.

so at least you have one GM product .........there is hope for you yet !
I have the Monza and the SS insured with Shannons !

SURPRISE !!! Called LSV this morning, $868 to insure my SS for $12000 (their book value is $9000), but wait, there's MORE, because I now have 2 vehicles, my mustang premium has been reduced another $229 bringing its annual premium to $200 for $55,000. Mind you, both cars are limited usage, 2 days per week, and only one vehicle can be on the road at any given time. I do have a daily driver & a motor scooter so how good is that? NO NOT THE MOTOR SCOOTER, right!!!!

Please don't take this the wrong way, but how on earth do you arrive at $55,000 as the value of the Mustang??

Quote from: GT SALLY link=topic=2868.msg16607#msg16607Mind you, both cars are limited usage, 2 days per week, and only one vehicle can be on the road at any given time. !

And, only driven on the 4th of July, during a hail storm in the middle of a stampede of wild elephants and one baby zebra.

Quote from: bonnevista link=topic=2868.msg16612#msg16612Please don't take this the wrong way, but how on earth do you arrive at $55,000 as the value of the Mustang??

Paid $45k when the price was up, at the time it was worth it to me, I knew the owner and my son watched the resto on it in his place of work, that's why I bought it. Shannons & LSV both accepted this value with open arms. Shannons inspected the vehicle at their headquarters, LSV accepted photos. Any classic vehicle is only worth what someone is willing to pay, that "is the value".

Quote from: bonnevista link=topic=2868.msg16612#msg16612Please don't take this the wrong way, but how on earth do you arrive at $55,000 as the value of the Mustang??

Supply and demand, people will pay that for a good one, and there are some good ones around.
Anyway when it comes to insurance premiums the more you want it to be insured for the more you pay in premiums.
Call your insurer and ask them to insure it for double and they will do as you are prepared to pay for.
Anyhow its a Mustang, of course its worh it!:shades:

Quote from: bonnevista link=topic=2868.msg16613#msg16613And, only driven on the 4th of July, during a hail storm in the middle of a stampede of wild elephants and one baby zebra.

Just for you bonnevista.....

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