Mystery solved... My VIN was incorrect on the policy
I believe AZ made me bring in proof (of Geico) rather than it just being in a database for them to check. I figured they would want the big official sheet saying I'm insured but they couldn't use that (which made no sense). I believe they made use of the small little insured card. I have Hagerty on my to-do list and hope to review that soon.Bringing this back from the dead, is it typical to have to jump through additional "hoops" with the DMV for registration with Hagerty? Having trouble renewing not sure if my policy is messed up somehow or if it's normal... Agent suggested a "proof of insurance" form which I've never dealt with before
Good to know. Thx I'll check on that when I eventually speak with them.Classic car insurance like Hagerty can be tricky. When I looked into it 20 years ago if you drove your classic car to the supermarket you weren't covered. Only Sunday drives and to car shows, if you drove it to work you might have trouble. For the small savings I moved on. If you treat your TJ like a classic and just drive to car shows I guess it's fine but what fun is that? Regarding Jeeps they specifically say "Extreme off-road modifications such as brush guards, roll bars, tool boxes and lift kits with large off-road tires will not be accepted." Seems useless to me.
When I looked into it 20 years ago if you drove your classic car to the supermarket you weren't covered. Only Sunday drives and to car shows, if you drove it to work you might have trouble. For the small savings I moved on.
Classic car insurance like Hagerty can be tricky. When I looked into it 20 years ago if you drove your classic car to the supermarket you weren't covered. Only Sunday drives and to car shows, if you drove it to work you might have trouble. For the small savings I moved on. If you treat your TJ like a classic and just drive to car shows I guess it's fine but what fun is that? Regarding Jeeps they specifically say "Extreme off-road modifications such as brush guards, roll bars, tool boxes and lift kits with large off-road tires will not be accepted." Seems useless to me.