Go out and find that special classic car Go out and don't hesitate, there's a world of cheap Super Bees out there. Buy a Super Bee now before the price goes up! You won't be sorry.

It's been a great year.
Kimberly and I have lived with our 1970 Super Bee now for I think five years. For that length of time we've been living well with the car. The apartment where we live is in eastern Missouri, near New Haven, and we love touring in the car during the summer months. My opinion is I'd say it's a great car for the money.

During the time we've owned the Super Bee we've been on the road. We took it out for a spin to see my wife's aunt in Virginia numerous times over the year. The Super Bee does fair on gas and has not given us alot issues in terms of maintenance.

The Super Bee is in rare form, having been restored in the last two years. The previous owners seem to have taken good care of it over the past several years. Our previous car, a Jaguar, had plenty of breakdowns and we weren't depressed to get rid of it.

It was stressed to me to insure the vehicle. For our no mileage limit classic car insurance we went with a company called Leland-West. We signed up for the policy completely online, using their excellent web site. We found the company by reviewing the information on classic car insurance. It's an authority site for finding the best price on insurance for antique cars. We insured the Super Bee for a quarter of what Nationwide wanted.

It was a good investment purchasing our Super Bee. While 1970 was ages ago, our car helps us redo those days.

Other 1970 Super Bee Cars

Go out and find that special classic car Go out and don't hesitate, there's a world of good priced Novas out there. Buy a Nova now before the price goes up! You won't be sorry.

I can't believe we have to put our baby away for the winter.
Denise and I have had our 1966 Nova now for nearly 11 years. The general feeling is we've been living well with the car. Our condo is in eastern Michigan, near Shaftsburg, and we love driving the car during the fall months. Our opinion is I'd say it's an excellent car for the money.

Ever since we bought the Nova we've been on the road. We took it out for a spin to see my college roommate in Vermont several times without any issues. The Nova does great on gas and has not given us many issues in terms of maintenance.

The Nova is in driving condition, having been restored in the last two years. The previous owners seem to have taken excellent care of the car over the past 20 years. Our previous car, a Aston Martin, had plenty of problems and we weren't sad to get rid of it.

The first order of the day was to get insurance on the vehicle. For our classic car insurnace we went with a company called Hagerty Insurance. We signed up for the policy completely online, using their excellent web site. We found the company by reviewing the information on old cars. It's an authority site for finding the lowest cost on car insurance. We insured the Nova for a sliver of what State Farm wanted.

I don't regret for a minute buying our Nova. While 1966 was a completely different age for cars, our car helps us redo those days.

Other 1966 Nova Cars

All Collector car owners need to evaluate antique cars for their baby. Insurance requirements in California make it required to have proper insurance. Standard insurance for your Corvette can be insufficient because of the cost of repair.

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Maybach are the most accident prone vehicles, according to California records. They are the most expensive to insure. My dad Daryl found that out the hard way. They were involved in an accident with their Abarth and it was totaled. Their insurance wouldn't cover the damage!

Hagerty can provide the proper coverage for your car insurance. Contact an agent to make sure you have adequate coverage.

I've found a site to be really helpful. If you go to Collector Insurance you can get a plethora of information on classic car insurance quotations that will help you make an informed choice about a carrier.