I'm paying just under $1100 a year for mine.

40 years old, married, no accidents. My insurance company (ING) classifies it as a truck. In reality it's a Cobalt Wagon.

 

Boy, have I been looking for you, big time! Well, actually something about your 64.

I have a 65 (I think) GMC one ton wrecker/snowplow that I use on my stump farm and in an old-timers brain cramp misplaced the keys a couple of years ago, I only use it on the property two or three times a year so not a big deal and have been hot wiring it but no fuel gauge or HEATER when plowing snow. This Monday finally decided that I had to get the heater working so took the ignition switch out of the dash and was going to drill out the tumbler when I tried (again) an other set of old keys and with considerable jiggling it turned to the ign/start position, off to the snowplowing races I went.

Now that I can turn the tumbler I can change it and if I remember right you turn the switch to acc position and poke a wire into the small hole on the front releasing the tumbler. With the wrong keys it will not turn to acc, did your truck have an acc postion or is the release pin at the ign position. Thanks a lot, Old Ray.

 

Right now im with Gore Mutual, but try to get a quote from Wawanesa, they are usually very reasonable.

 

with wawaneesa mine went up 200 from a 97 golf

 

went down 5$