Legendary warranty
Extended coverage for vehicles 20+ years old, sold by the same shop that does the repair.
Most contracts lose interest at twenty years. Ours start there.
Most vehicle service contracts lose interest in a car long before it turns twenty. Ours start there. Coverage is written for vehicles 20+ years old, the exclusions get read to you line by line before you sign, and when something lets go on a Saturday there's one number to call. The repair happens here, by people who have had a 455 apart.
What's covered
- Engine
- Transmission
- Transfer case
- Drive axle
- Electrical
- Cooling
- Air conditioning
- Fuel system
- Brakes
- Power steering
- Suspension
How a claim actually goes
Call us first
Before a wrench moves, call the shop. We get the failure confirmed as covered up front, so nobody is arguing about it once the parts are already off the car.
We diagnose and document
Teardown, photographs and a written diagnosis, submitted on your behalf. Chasing the administrator is our job. You should be doing something else.
Approved and repaired
Once it's approved, the work happens right here, by the people who already know the car. No sitting in line at a shop that's never rebuilt a Quadrajet.
The questions people actually call about
Is my car too old to qualify?
Age isn't what disqualifies a car. These plans exist for the 20+ year-old vehicles most warranty products won't look at. Condition and maintenance history are what matter, and if a particular car isn't worth insuring we'll say so before you've paid anything.
Does a modified car still qualify?
Depends what you changed. Disc conversions, EFI retrofits, audio and gauges almost never cause trouble. Forced induction, a big cam or an engine the car didn't leave the factory with can change what's coverable. Bring the build sheet. Leaving a modification off the paperwork is the surest way to have a claim denied later.
Can I use my own mechanic?
You can. Claims just move faster when the diagnosis and documentation come from us, because we deal with the administrator directly and know what they need to see. If the car lives out of state, tell us now and we'll get the outside-shop process sorted before you need it, not during a breakdown.
What isn't covered?
Wear items, cosmetics, and damage from accidents or neglect: the standard exclusions on any vehicle service contract, ours included. The part that matters is when you find out. We read the exclusion list with you at signing, so there are no discoveries at claim time.
Do I need to keep service records?
Yes, and this is where most denied claims die. Keep receipts for oil changes and scheduled service, including the ones you did yourself in the driveway. If we maintain the car, that history already lives in our system and gets attached to any claim we file for you.