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How to Qualify for Street Rod Insurance
Follow traffic rules, use another car for your daily commute, and be the minimum age of 26 to be qualified to take advantage of Classic Auto Insurance.
The Importance of Having the Best Roadside Assistance Program
Sometimes even vintage cars need a towing. We'll send classic automotive experienced techs familiar with common problems with cars that are antiques.
Classic Vehicle Insurance From Classic Car Insurance
Standard insurance may offer little or no protection at car events. Classic Auto Ins offers a complete package of coverage for classic automotive vehicles.
What Exactly Is Mopar?
What is Mopar? Mopar cars are one type of popular classic muscle car manufactured by Chrysler. Plymouth Chrysler Dodge Ram and Jeep are some Mopar brands.
It’s Friday the 13th: What’s Your Favorite Classic Car Featured in a Horror Movie?
There is nothing scary about Classic Auto Ins. We offer Cadillac insurance and will also protect your 58 Plymouth Fury or 1957 Ford Custom.
How to Get a Classic Car Insurance Quotation
Classic Auto Ins doesn't just insure and go. We make sure you understand driving restrictions and the difference between stated value and agreed value.
Get the Best Roadside Assistance Program from Your Classic Car Insurance
Our best roadside assistance program can help whether you ran out of gas, have a dead battery or alternator, or otherwise find yourself off the road.
Get a Car Club Membership Today
Many people buy insurance based on a friend referral. Asking for referrals might be better in a car club classic car forum. Plus you'll get a discount!
Get Hot Rod Insurance for Your Classic Car
When choosing insurance for your hot rod truck or car, make sure you get the agreed value appraisal rather than one from an actual cash value calculator.
