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60's Mustang Insurance Question

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steezemeister
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Anybody out there own an old mustang from the 60's thats under 21?

if you could let me know how much you pay for insurance and what kind you have on it, i'd appreciate it


Apr 13 2009 11:58PM
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Style+eeze
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aidan. if you get a 60s mustang, amanda baker will give you road head!!!
Apr 14 2009 12:00AM
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Silence
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Mate if you are getting a mustang - I wouldn't worry about the cost of insurance
Apr 14 2009 12:01AM
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Mr.Panda
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if you dress up like steve mcqueen and drive up and down san francisco roads super fast you will become my new hero.

its probably going to be fucking expensive though.  and shit like this is a little different from company to company....
Apr 14 2009 12:01AM
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Goku
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a lot
Apr 14 2009 12:02AM
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steezemeister
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i am seriously, seriously considering it. i will definitely have enough when i get back from the summer. i'm trying to con my grandma into paying for my insurance right now
Apr 14 2009 12:05AM
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dguay13
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it actually might be cheaper than you think, because value goes down in cars, i mean i know its still a classic mustang, but it might not be that expensive
Apr 14 2009 12:05AM
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Style+eeze
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you actually don't even know how fucking baller that'd be. if you got hooked up by sam for some subs and we went cruisin through the hood. yes, our school is in the hood. haha. lol

anyway, that'd be sick
Apr 14 2009 12:07AM
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dguay13
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im kind of in your same boat man, i might be getting a '70 Chevy Nova SS this summer, i know its gonna suck on gas, and im guessing the insurance is gonna kick my ass, but god its sexy. I might get an STi instead though im not sure
Apr 14 2009 12:10AM
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steezemeister
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yeah dude, so baller. all day i've just been imagining how much road head i will get haha /half joking-half dead serious
god status is truly achieved through sexy classic automobiles
Apr 14 2009 12:12AM
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Style+eeze
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well, an sti is gonna be able to take you to the mountain...
Apr 14 2009 12:13AM
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skiminnesota
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i am going to guess a shit load.....
Apr 14 2009 12:14AM
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steezemeister
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300TH POST YAY!!!!!
yeah....
i'd like to thank all of the little people who made this possible, my family, my friends, etc..
ok, i'm done

but yeah i'm not sure. I have a friend who has an old dodge aspen, and he pays 2400 a year for just liability... :(
Apr 14 2009 12:17AM
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Style+eeze
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wow. i'm fucking whoring this thread. but aidan, posts come quickly... i just looked at my profile today to realize i popped my 2000 cherry. congrats to you though!
Apr 14 2009 12:19AM
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0123456789
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my guess is not too much, its a classic , which generally has minimal insurance and sould be fairly cheap.
Apr 14 2009 12:25AM
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clrumivier4life
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Just call a couple insurance agents. There are so many factors that even if someone told you a price, it may not be close to what you'd pay. Just call and ask for a quote. I was 20 last year and i called around to get motorcycle insurance. No big deal.
Apr 14 2009 12:36AM
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steezemeister
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^^^

just took your advice and talked to someone from Geico,

its actually not as bad as i thought it would be, 728 dollars or so for a six month premium... about 141 a month, so not terribly ass raping....
Apr 14 2009 12:51AM
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clrumivier4life
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Talk to more than just Geico though. I called like 4 places and they varied a lot on the bike. Ended up getting 750 a year. One place wanted 1500.
Apr 14 2009 1:10AM
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Tmeels
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gonna differ from region to region/company to company. Will also depend on wether its a 4 banger or 6 or 8. Praying its an 8 haha
Apr 14 2009 6:02AM
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japanada
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Are you gonna driving it in the winter? I hope not. If this is gonna be a nice weather car, you can get insurance only for the months that you are going to drive it.
Apr 14 2009 10:27AM
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steezemeister
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why would i get a baller ass mustang that didn't have an 8 banger? fuel conservation is for pussies
Apr 14 2009 10:31AM
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hartig
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abs and airbags are gonna make a difference too
Apr 14 2009 11:13AM
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kris.....
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dude first your going to have to wry buy the mustang, there going for a pritty penny these days also it be worth saving up till you 25, cause in canada insurance companys ither jak it way up or wont insure you on muscle car untill your 25,
Apr 14 2009 11:18AM
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kris.....
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^ wow thats a hell of a deal
Apr 14 2009 11:23AM
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kris.....
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or primary driver on it. also are insurance company just deals with classics and with me on the policy they wouldent insure the two cars even with my bro but as soon as i turn 25 im allowws to drive them IM SO STOKED...... 3 more years
Apr 14 2009 11:30AM
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kris.....
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state farm, TD insurance, Cooperators we got quots from and the all declined us because he wanted to put me under it. but my dad has them under silver wheels inusurance company cheaper and i can drive em once i turn 25
Apr 14 2009 11:39AM
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