Everyone needs insurance.
And honestly, it's never going to be for just one thing.
Life insurance in case of death, health insurance in case of sickness, property or homeowners insurance in case of a volcano, and most common of all is auto insurance in case of a wreck or otherwise catastrophic happening on ones car.
But really, what differs the insurance policies these days? Well,if you're luck (or unlucky, depends on the point of view) to have an antique car, then you're in the market for what is called "classic auto insurance".
And boy, let me tell you, it's anything in the world but cheap.
Antique cars cost lots of money.
Often times as much as or more than those horse power titans of sports cars.
The reason is because usually, antiques cars are not made any more...
usually is an understatement, by the way.
Well, this makes it quite difficult to get classic auto insurance.
And if you're of the type with a low to intermediate budget, you have a difficult ride ahead of you.
But as there usually is in these situations, there are a couple ways you can actually decrease the cost of your insurance on these cars.
First of all, what makes a car classical? Well, it's simply originality.
Most often times it is if parts are put into the car that were used when the car was still in mass production.
Think Tim the Tool Man Taylor: he always buys junk cars and such and then puts in the original parts that make them "classic" or "antique".
These are the cars you would need classic auto insurance for.
The most well known and common way of decreasing insurance for a classical or antique car is to join a club.
It's suggested to Google this technique, and start searching.
Usually the club is either a classical or antique car club in general, or might be specified to a certain model or make.