Insurance for my cobra

[NMattison]

hi all i need to purchase some auto insurance for my cobra. does anyone have some suggestions. i have contacted Grunda in Pa. and they told me they do not insure cobras, as this is what they told me by their underwriters. so any info on other companies would be a great help thanks Neil in Maine

[sierramadre45]

Try American Collectors Insurance in New Jersey. They offer comprehensive coverage for a limited mileage policy.

[DoubleR]

I use American National. The agent in Texas is an SPF owner and member of TCC. Great rates and they are super to deal with. Contact Dan Hardiman @ 903 597 5700. I pay less for my cars now (3) than I did for the two without the Cobra.

[PNJSNAK]

Neil: Call your local State Farm Agent. I and many others have full coverage, agreed value and even towing for under $300.00 a year. My A & C is insured for 40k and is listed as a 1967 Ford Cobra Replica. Ask them about their "Antique/Classic/Relica" insurance program. I believe it has a 4000 mile limit, but they do not enforce it. I couldn't believe it but it is true. Call them and check it out. Also, just do a search for State Farm on this site and I'm sure you will see others talk about it.
Anyway, how is you ride coming, post some pics.
Good Luck.
Jim

[capfel]

Neil;

I was a new Cobra owner in June 03 and I used Condon & Skelly out of New Jersey as the broker. 1-800-257-9496

They used MetLife and the premium was $420 for a $40,000 agreed value and 2500 miles. I did not do a lot of comparative shopping and although I thought the allowed milage was too low, it turned out to be enough. In CT the Cobra driving season is short.

The premium was a little high because I wanted $500,000/$300,000 coverages to fit within the Umbrella Policy I have with a different insurer on my other 3 cars. (who wouldn't insure the Cobra)

That's my .02

Chuck

[sharpe 1]

I use state farm. Pay less than $300 per year, and has replacement value for the car.