What are some antique insurance options?

[WH23G3G]

I'm looking to finally insure and tag my 73 Charger. I've checked with a couple ones that I saw in Hemmings Muscle Magazine. JC Taylor, Grundy, and Hagerty. Grundy won't insure my Charger for some reason I couldn't understand. JC Taylor seems to be the most affordable premium still with good coverage but seems like you won't ever get to enjoy your ride according to their rules. Hagerty seems to be the most popular with double the amount on the premium but seems to be a little more freedom with when you can drive it. I don't want to go with my daily driver insurance company because they don't value my Charger nearly what it should be in bad condition. Right now I'm at a value of $5000-$7000. Once it's painted and with all the trim and everything on I'll reappraise it. I'm ready to take it out for the first ride since redoing all mechanical and interior work. So any other options on antique insurance that's affordable and has good coverage?

[BY RSCO]

My regular insurance carrier offers Haggerty as an option for Classics - and it is very reasonable. It is not uncommon for an insurance company such as Farm Bureau, Allstate, etc. to somewhat "subcontract" out insurance in this manner, and it works well for the customer when done correctly. Hope this helps just a little.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

I have been with American Collectors Insurance for 15 years now....no complaints.

www.americancollectorsins.com

[694spdRT]

Haggerty here as well, my local agent offers it as RSCO mentioned.

[5wndwcpe]

I've had Haggerty for several years now with no complaints either.