Classic car insurance and guaranteed valuations

[JohnFol]

Morning all, I have had my Beta on a guaranteed valuation since buying it. Dan mentioned he couldn't get that through his insurer, and today I got this from Admiral where we have 5 cars + house insurance
   
"We are writing to you regarding your vehicle which is currently insured under a classic car policy on an agreed value basis. What this means is if your vehicle is written off or stolen and unrecovered you would receive an agreed value which is confirmed on your agreed value certificate.
With effect from 16/01/2024 we will no longer be offering agreed valuation on the registration listed above. From renewal, should your vehicles be written off or stolen and unrecovered you will receive market value. Market value is the cost of replacing your car, with one of a similar make, model, year, mileage and condition based on market prices at the time of the loss. "

I'd be interested to hear if any insurers are offering guaranteed valuations, and what valuations people are getting (publicly or privately). So, who's insured where?

[SanRemo78]

I've had the Stratos rep insured through Hagerty's for many years. Premiums are reasonable for what it is and, fortunately, I've never had to make a claim.

I intend to insure the Beta through them when the time comes.

Guy

[peteracs]

Hi

I am with Lancaster and they have the option for agreed value on a classic, simple to do. My Spider all in was around £180 including this.

Peter