Working during winter in the northeast

[Newsguy]

I used to do that.
You might consider getting specialist insurance, like Hagerty or, hmm, can't remember the name of the other I used to have, but they have advantages.
They will do an "agreed value" unlike the big insurers, who consider your Boxster totaled if you get a door ding. The difference is your use is limited by mileage typically. Since I rarely do more than a few thousand miles per year, it works well for me, and is far cheaper.

[piper6909]

Originally Posted by Newsguy

I used to do that.
You might consider getting specialist insurance, like Hagerty or, hmm, can't remember the name of the other I used to have, but they have advantages.
They will do an "agreed value" unlike the big insurers, who consider your Boxster totaled if you get a door ding. The difference is your use is limited by mileage typically. Since I rarely do more than a few thousand miles per year, it works well for me, and is far cheaper.

I have American Collectors Insurance on my fire truck. It's very cheap, but IIRC, they do require you keep your vehicle in a garage. It's probably time to move my Boxster from regular insurance to them, as well, but I'm not sure if I'll need to get antique or classic plates first.