Posted by JChamp on August 09, 2013 at 10:41:10 from (206.246.131.210):
Some of you might already know that my son and I restored a 1960 Ford 901 (971) Rowcrop.
Well, we don't want to lose our investment (to say nothing of our baby!). So the first thing I did was contact my Insurance provider (State Farm- You'll see the irony soon) an asked them to insure it.
Easy enough we thought, and they even quoted me $10/mo for 10K theft/accident coverage with the knowledge that the tractor will be kept off my residence premises and "shown" two or three times a year.
Fantastic right? Well, turns out they don't have a great deal of experience in tractors (there it is- lol), their underwriters are having a tough time putting a value on it and would like it appraised. So, now I'm looking for an appraiser.
Does anyone know of a good one? (I'll assume they should be in my state: Indiana). Or should I contact some that specialize in insuring collections? (The only one I ran across in the forums after a lengthy search, was CWG out of IA)
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