I hear you on the book value thing—it's rough with older rides. I had a '72 Chevy truck that got rear-ended, and the adjuster wanted to write it off f...

Definitely feel that. My ‘72 Chevelle isn’t my daily, but I still keep the deductible low. Had a minor scrape once and was just glad I didn’t have to ...

I hear you on the adjuster making all the difference. Had a ‘72 Chevelle rear-ended last year—State Farm’s guy was super chill, barely glanced at my s...

Man, I totally get where you’re coming from. Had a similar thing happen with my old ‘72 Chevelle—no dashcam, just my word against thin air. Insurance ...

Honestly, I get where you’re coming from, but sometimes showing comps isn’t enough—especially with older or rare models. Adjusters tend to stick to th...

Yeah, I’ve noticed it too—AAA just isn’t as solid as it used to be, especially when it comes to parts. I remember a few years back when my ‘68 Mustang...

I hear you on the worry, especially with kids in the car. Med pay is great for covering immediate medical costs, but umbrella policies usually kick in...

HIGH DEDUCTIBLE: WORTH IT OR TOO RISKY? I’ve been down this road a few times, especially with my old Mustang. I went for the higher deductible to sav...

Not sure I totally agree on the tracking apps being a total bust. I get the stress with potholes and moose, but my classic’s on a limited mileage poli...

I hear you, but I gotta admit, I’ve started keeping both. My ‘72 Chevelle doesn’t have a USB port, so paper’s a must. But I’ve had cops in SD actually...