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<blockquote data-quote="Teal Terminator" data-source="post: 15858382" data-attributes="member: 26375"><p>I probably should have included this in my original post (and may go add it now) but you can get an additional value or stated value rider through most major insurance companies (I had one through State Farm at one point). Or Haggerty's is your best bet because they deal with specialty and custom cars like this all the time. They have certain limitations, like mileage a year and minimum premiums I believe, but I still found them cheaper than any other avenue and they're likely to be easier to deal with in the unfortunate event something were to happen. Or you could also choose to just insure it strictly by the VIN as an '01 V6 and come out real cheap. But then you are definitely taking a chance because if you get in a wreck and total it you'll likely only get $5k or so for the car. You're probably better of spending the few hundred extra dollars a year and just insuring it for it's actual value.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Teal Terminator, post: 15858382, member: 26375"] I probably should have included this in my original post (and may go add it now) but you can get an additional value or stated value rider through most major insurance companies (I had one through State Farm at one point). Or Haggerty's is your best bet because they deal with specialty and custom cars like this all the time. They have certain limitations, like mileage a year and minimum premiums I believe, but I still found them cheaper than any other avenue and they're likely to be easier to deal with in the unfortunate event something were to happen. Or you could also choose to just insure it strictly by the VIN as an '01 V6 and come out real cheap. But then you are definitely taking a chance because if you get in a wreck and total it you'll likely only get $5k or so for the car. You're probably better of spending the few hundred extra dollars a year and just insuring it for it's actual value. [/QUOTE]
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