The III says you may be able to purchase classic car insurance for the following types of vehicles:

Hot rods
Modified vehicles
Exotic and luxury vehicles
Muscle cars
Classic trucks
Vintage military vehicles
Classic motorcycles
Antique tractors

To qualify for classic car insurance, generally you cannot use the vehicle for everyday purposes, and there may be mileage restrictions on your policy. You may also need to provide proof that you properly store the vehicle. For instance, your insurer may ask whether your vehicle is stored in a secure, enclosed structure (such as a private garage or storage unit) or if you plan to keep it in a carport or your driveway. Your insurer can explain any storage requirements for vehicles protected by classic car insurance.

You may also be able to add coverage to your classic car insurance policy to help protect other related items. For instance, protection may be available for valuables such as:

Automotive tools and accessories
Memorabilia like antique gas pump displays, hood ornaments and old license plates
Vehicles under construction
Reimbursement for hotel, food or rental car costs if your classic car breaks down during a trip