Are you going to take your family vehicle to the classic car show and put it on display? Not typically. Then why would you insure your collector car with a policy meant for an everyday automobile?
Your car isn't standard and your insurance policy shouldn't be either. You need a specialized coverage that will take care of your collector car like you do. Lucky for you, our affiliate, JC Taylor can get you fit with the right Foremost policy for your ride, so you can go out and enjoy your classic while someone else takes care of the paperwork!
This protects the current market value of your car in the event of physical damage or a total loss. To protect the value of your car, the "agreed value" on your policy should represent your vehicle's current market value. In the event of a covered total loss you will receive the full agreed amount less any applicable deductible. The "agreed value" is the amount you agree to stated on your policy.
If there's a beautiful sunny day, you don't want to miss it. No calls, no hassle with our annual policy your classic is insured even in the "off-season."
If your car needs towing or assistance on the road, we will cover the cost for you. This covers you for each disablement on a covered vehicle subject to a maximum limit per policy.
Unlike some other collector auto insurance companies, we don't have an attendance requirement! This means you can bring your car to a show and not have to worry about a loss while you're walking around and enjoying other displays. We don't require you to be in attendance for loss settlement.
The Foremost policy has more features customized specifically for collectible car owners than a standard auto policy. You can save hundreds of dollars and hassles by going with a program designed with the true enthusiast in mind.
The world of the collector car is exciting and unique We know that every make and model is different and our collector auto insurance policies cover the uniqueness of each ride. Visit JC Taylor to help you choose just the right Foremost policy for your ride. We've got your collector car covered!
An antique auto is a vehicle that is 25 years and older. A classic car is considered a vehicle 19 to 24 years old. Both the antique and classic vehicles must be in the original (or original restored) condition. An antique Model T or a classic Mustang convertible might come to mind when you think of cars that fit into this program, but the Antique and Classic Auto Program doesn't only include the obvious. This program is also great for light trucks, motorcycles, farm tractors, military vehicles, foreign and American sport cars, muscle cars, convertibles, station wagons, woodies, Corvettes and other unique original autos.
A modified automobile is simply a vehicle modified from its original condition. Whether it's chopped, channeled, lowered, chromed, Frenched or flamed or it's powered by a flathead, hemi, mouse motor, side oiler, Caddy or an Olds rocket, the Modified Auto Program is the perfect fit.
… And that's not it! Contact JC Taylor to see what other makes and models we can take care of for you.
Foremost offers flexible payment plans, including pay online, by mail or electronic funds transfer. Keep in mind that higher deductibles can help lower the cost of your premium.
Trusting your collector car to a typical auto policy may bring you an unpleasant surprise at claim time. That's why we are here to tell you that a Foremost Specialized Collectible Auto policy can cover you so you continue to be classic.
| Typical Auto Policy | Specialized Collectible Auto Policy |
| What if I'm at a classic car show and want to leave my car on display and walk around the show? Do I need to worry? | |
| A typical auto policy may not cover losses that happen if you are not in attendance. | A Foremost collectible auto policy has you covered so you can enjoy the show. You aren't required to be in attendance for loss settlement. |
| What if I want to take my car on an overseas adventure? | |
| Your beauty may not be covered with a typical auto policy. | With a Foremost collectible auto policy, special arrangements can be made to protect the vehicle on an overseas tour. |
| What if I need to replace rare and unique parts on my classic car due to a loss? | |
| You may not be able to replace the parts with exact matches per your policy and deductibles. | A specialized collectible auto policy may cover your rare and unique parts to make that baby run right. |
| What if my car is in an accident and incurs a total loss? | |
| This is why you don't want a typical auto insurance covering your collectible auto. The policy will not always cover an Agreed Value. | A Foremost collectible auto policy protects the value of your car; the "Agreed Value" on your policy should represent your vehicle's current market value. In the event of a total loss you will receive the full agreed amount less any applicable deductible. |
JC Taylor is an affiliate of Foremost Insurance Company and processes the collectible auto business. With the experience and expertise from both Foremost and JC Taylor, we're able to provide you with a top-notch collectible auto program and exceptional service.
Availability: Collectible Auto insurance programs are available in the continental United States, its territories and possessions. Special arrangements can be made to protect vehicles on an overseas tour.
About the coverages described on this site: Your insurance contract is contained only in your policy, not in this website. Your insurance protection may vary from the coverages described here, depending on the standard coverages included in your policy and the optional coverages you purchase. Credit is only used by underwriting or rating where allowed by state law. We use credit-based insurance scoring in some cases. *Coverage may not be available in all areas.
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A Foremost collectible auto policy has you covered so you can enjoy the show. You aren't required to be in attendance for loss settlement.