OHIO insurance

[DriveLikeAGirl]

My cobra is registered as a 1995 Midstate Cobra Replica. My problem is insurance, I've worked alone as well as with a broker. Because of my age (28) I was no-quoted by Haggerty, Chrome and others before getting a broker. The broker was able to get me quoted and covered. But just last week, during thier routine follow up they asked how I was enjoying my '95 ford mustang. Turns out the underwriters (Travelers insurance) never even opened my paperwork, including application and third party appraisal before writing my policy. I asked them to have the underwriter call me. they appologized profusely and said it would be fixed, yesterday I recieved a partial refund and a statement of termination.

My driving record is clean. The car is not financed. I have a third party appraisal. I need a policy that states guaranteed agreed value, that will insure a 28 year old female. Any leads are greatly appreciated.

[Hotfingrs]

Consider moving your insurance to State Farm. Agreed value, no limits, only stip you can't drive it to work everyday. 89.00 for 6 months

[mpanten]

I live in ohio and use midwest classic. I belive the agents name is robin terry but im not sure he is still there

Midwest Classic Insurance

[chucks1]

I use Midwest as well. Stated value and I believe 6,000 miles per year. Cost is around $45 per month for my SPF.

[ekrupa2]

A second vote for Robbin Terry at Midwest Classic. And he is still there.

[sdonnel]

I only made one call. Midwest. It's that simple.

Scott

[Aeterna]

I use Grundy Classic ( Grundy Insurance ), I'm a 29yr old male and pay $225 a year for 30k in agreed value, no mileage restriction but I do have to have a "primary driver" that is insured as well with normal insurance. You might want to try giving them a call? Midwest is who another guy here in Colorado Springs uses and he has had no problems with them either.

[DriveLikeAGirl]

Thanks All. Robbin Terry @ Midwast Classics made it happen!

[joyridin']

A little late, but Erie Insurance will do the same and you do not have to keep it insured at full coverage for the whole year.