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Hi Guys: Need recommendations for car insurance. I've got a 1999 C2 Carrera.
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POST 2Original post
call Jeff Hornberger, State Farm agent, his cell number is [phone removed] He had a 99 C2, and has had many a porsche, and a fantastic guy. You won't regret it. Tell him Nathan sent you.
POST 3Original post
yep ..state farm
POST 4Original post
I have State Farm as well....have an '85 Targa. I'm accident free and 37 years old. I'm paying about 1100 a year for full coverage with high limits. I am getting a 996 (still on the search) and have been told it will be about 80 bucks more per year for that car. Good Luck! Jon
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You don't realize how well you will be covered until you make a claim. I had to make a claim with Nationwide and they were more than fair on the estimate for my 84 911 Coupe with door and fender damage.
POST 6Original post
If you are willing to deal with mileage restrictions, Leland West is fantastic. You have to be a PCA member, keep it garaged and drive less then 5K (2.5K for some policies) per year. I have agreed value of $20K on a 95 968 and pay less than $400/yr for full coverage. They also have no deducible on windshields. I used that function once already. They have always been great to work with and you almost always get to speak with the same person.
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Thanks you all.
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