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I went through 16 insurance companies before JC Taylor would insure me. Massachusetts has some brutal insurance rules. I got around them, and the registration bulls*** by registering my M109 as a camper. Other wise, commercial plates would have been over 350/year alone, and commercial...

Gulfway doesn't insure in MA, for anyone from here

Haggerty declined me as well. Despite telling them it WAS garaged. They said mine wasn't old enough. I had GL create the SF-97 as a 1985, and they said 'it wasn't old enough'. I'm just wondering if the mainstream insurers will balk if I call and ask them if I can transfer my 'camper insurance'

The interesting thing will be making a second round to the insurance companies once it IS registered. I read off the finer print, the initial policy I have is liability only. At an agreed value of 10k, it's another $70/year for collision and comp. I intend to add that on Monday. I have NO...

I am going to try the camper route before I settle for antique plates. Camper = CDL, weight and driving restrictions exempt. The van body qualifies, and the thing IS tight to the weather with 7 windows, so it's worth a shot to me. When the insurance agent told me commercial plates were over...

JC Taylor approved me...IN MASSACHUSETTS! From the application: "My vehicle(s) will be used mainly in exhibitions, club activities, parades and other functions of public interest and will not be used primarily for the transportation of passengers or goods." Also, since it will be garaged, I...

try these guys: J.C. Taylor-providing antique, classic, modified, and hot rod auto insurance for over 50 years guess what? even in the People's Republic Of Massachusetts, insurance meeting your criteria may be available. crossing my fingers, but no garage required, and I think the policy (if...