Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by Dave7CDMTYPER » Wed Aug 05, 2020 9:29 am

txd0mask wrote: Wed Aug 05, 2020 6:54 am Hi,


Just went with Hagerty recently on a high mileage ITR. They issued it to me with a guaranteed value of 40,000. I pay around 1335 per year. No hassles, very easy. I think their attitudes on the R have changed dramatically.

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Very interesting. What do people think about how the value of an ITR is affected by having a JDM front? How much of a discounted value is it compared to OG fronts? I ask b/c my cdm ITR has jdm front.

I wonder if Hagerty would take that even into consideration or not. When I got insured by them, I told them about the jdm front, and they didn't seem to care that much at the time, about 4 years ago.
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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by coolhandluke » Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:10 am

txd0mask wrote: Wed Aug 05, 2020 6:54 am Just went with Hagerty recently on a high mileage ITR. They issued it to me with a guaranteed value of 40,000. I pay around 1335 per year. No hassles, very easy. I think their attitudes on the R have changed dramatically.
Thank you for sharing. I had multiple issues with Hagerty in the past. I bought 97 #00171 and despite Hagerty insuring the car prior to purchase, Hagerty denied my application. I checked recently but Hagerty required more hoops than Amica or Grundy. All for a car that sits ~360x days per year. :moneyburn:
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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by aw614 » Wed Aug 05, 2020 8:03 pm

I think there is going to be a gradual shift with Hagerty, especially as 90s and 80s cars get older, popular and rise in value. I recall reading somewhere they are recognizing cars from that era as a potential new customer base as the boomer base of older classics start to dwindle in numbers.

I actually switched to Hagerty through an insurance broker that got a quote from them and they accepted my agreed value insurance of 10k on my Integra LS. It doesn't seem as restrictive, but I do have to keep my car garaged and I can't daily drive it.
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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by txd0mask » Sat Aug 08, 2020 11:35 am

So it was pretty painless. I had one phone call with them and sent them a picture of my R and Hagerty approved automatically.

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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by Stin1 » Sat Aug 08, 2020 12:44 pm

I used America collectors. They were very easy to work with. I didn’t even bother with Hagerty based on the mixed responses on this thread.

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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by ph8ed4life » Thu Aug 27, 2020 2:23 pm

How do all these collectors insurance companies factor in title status? I would like to do collectors on my R, but haven’t even researched it for a restored salvage title

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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by Stin1 » Thu Aug 27, 2020 2:35 pm

ph8ed4life wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2020 2:23 pm How do all these collectors insurance companies factor in title status? I would like to do collectors on my R, but haven’t even researched it for a restored salvage title
Is that car running now? I remember your azht thread and the ht one . I swear your car was the one in my friends apartment complex with those big wheels. I can’t vouch for title status but I will say most places require the vehicle to be garaged.

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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by ph8ed4life » Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:31 am

No kidding?! I still have paperwork with the owners address on I believe, when I can I’ll shoot you the address it may have been taken from. On the running situation, well... it went into storage 8 years ago and I didn’t touch it at all for 7 of those. Just this past week I cleaned the tank and was able to fire it with a new fuel pump. Very shortly here I will have secure indoor storage and should have the ability to get it inspected and finally titled/registered/insured. I will be doing a build thread on here, since I can still see my threads on ht.

AZHT, warms my heart anytime I hear that :lol:
Stin1 wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2020 2:35 pm [quote=ph8ed4life post_id=14695 time=<a href="tel:1598556196">1598556196</a> user_id=382]
How do all these collectors insurance companies factor in title status? I would like to do collectors on my R, but haven’t even researched it for a restored salvage title
Is that car running now? I remember your azht thread and the ht one . I swear your car was the one in my friends apartment complex with those big wheels. I can’t vouch for title status but I will say most places require the vehicle to be garaged.
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Re: Hagerty's Thoughts on the ITR

Post by Stin1 » Fri Aug 28, 2020 2:04 pm

ph8ed4life wrote: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:31 am No kidding?! I still have paperwork with the owners address on I believe, when I can I’ll shoot you the address it may have been taken from. On the running situation, well... it went into storage 8 years ago and I didn’t touch it at all for 7 of those. Just this past week I cleaned the tank and was able to fire it with a new fuel pump. Very shortly here I will have secure indoor storage and should have the ability to get it inspected and finally titled/registered/insured. I will be doing a build thread on here, since I can still see my threads on ht.

AZHT, warms my heart anytime I hear that :lol:
Stin1 wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2020 2:35 pm [quote=ph8ed4life post_id=14695 time=<a href="tel:1598556196">1598556196</a> user_id=382]
How do all these collectors insurance companies factor in title status? I would like to do collectors on my R, but haven’t even researched it for a restored salvage title
Is that car running now? I remember your azht thread and the ht one . I swear your car was the one in my friends apartment complex with those big wheels. I can’t vouch for title status but I will say most places require the vehicle to be garaged.
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