State Farm Collector Car Insurance

State Farm​
​244 Center Road Suite 103
Monroeville, PA 15146-1789
(412) 372-6632
amy@sfagentamy.com

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Our Mission:  To protect our customers' most valuable asset, their family's financial well-being. To help our customers understand their coverage and make the most informed decision about their insurance and financial protection. To help our customers plan for their future.
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Amy Burns

Amy Burns CPCU®
Agent License for Amy Burns
PA-859812

My team and I are here to help protect your most valuable asset... your family's financial well-being. We provide free quotes for Auto, Homeowners, Renters, Life and more.

I was born and raised in the Pittsburgh area. I have been in the insurance industry for 28 years. All 28 years have been with State Farm Insurance. I started as a State Farm Agent team member in Monroeville.

​I then spent 19 years handling fire claims in the Pittsburgh area. My experience and passion for helping people is what sets me apart from other agents.

My team and I are dedicated to getting to know each of our customers personally and ensuring their insurance needs are protected.  Our customers are like family us.  We think it’s important that our customers understand their insurance coverages and are available to answer all of your questions.

We offer a variety of insurance products to meet your needs, including Auto, Homeowners, Renters, Personal Liability & Commercial Liability Umbrella, Health, Business and Life. Conveniently located in Monroeville PA, we serve the entire Pittsburgh area. Give us a call or stop by the office. We look forward to meeting you!

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Our Team: I have an incredible team of insurance professionals who are passionate about helping people and are ready to assist with all your insurance needs including car, home. renters, business, pet and life insurance.
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Jake Householder
Account Manager
License #886115
The real Jake from State Farm works here! Jake is our Product Manager. Customers appreciate his straight forward and honest approach to buying insurance. He cuts through the confusing insurance jargon to help customers understand their coverages.
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Marcia Heffelfinger
Account Manager
License #902836
Marcia is our Account Manager. You will not find someone more caring & dedicated. Her passion shines through as she helps customers find the right coverage's at the right price. You will always get a smile too.

Jessica Wiltsie
Account Manager
License #887234
Jessica helps customers with all their life insurance needs. Through our Life Needs Analysis, she is able to help customers find the right coverage and the right policy to protect their families.

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Kellie Robinson
License #991552
Kellie is our Office Manager and can take care of your service requests with ease. I like to say, she keeps the wheels on this bus! Her infectious smile will make your day.

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In the market for a classic car? Here's the buyer's guide you need.

Buying a classic car might be one of the most exciting auto purchases you'll ever make. So it pays to do to your homework. Antique and vintage cars can be costly to purchase, restore, and maintain. Classic car insurance works differently as well, as the cars generally appreciate rather than depreciate in value.
Whether you're looking for a project car to work on yourself or a fully restored show car, you'll want to make a smart, informed decision.

How to Buy a Classic Car

There are numerous options when buying a classic car. But before getting out the checkbook, it's good to think about what's right for you.

• Be careful about the investment. Making money on classic cars can be very difficult. Buying something simply because you think it's a good investment can be risky. The collectible car market is very volatile. Experienced dealers will tell you that a collectible car is only worth as much as someone will pay for it. "Book value" isn't a guarantee. If this car will be for fun, focus in on cars that you would be proud to own and drive for years to come.
• Decide how it will be used. Think carefully about what you want to do with the car. Will it be driven daily or just on weekends? Would you like to show it? Will it sit in your garage under a tarp and rarely get used? How you answer these questions will determine what you should buy.
• Establish an affordable budget. Carefully figure out what you want to spend and stick to it. Keep in mind that restoration projects can be extremely expensive. If you buy a fixer-upper, you may quickly exceed your budget on parts and labor. A bargain car may end up costing you more than a pricier, but cleaner version.
• Do your research. Be sure to check the average retail value to get a baseline price. Read any information you can find. Check auto auctions and price guides to help determine what the fair market value is for your car. Be extra cautious when buying a car on the web.
• Check mileage. As with most used cars, the fewer miles on the speedometer, the more the car is probably worth. Don't be afraid to purchase a high-mileage car. Just be sure the high mileage is reflected in the price.

Read more: CLASSIC CAR INSPECTION CHECKLIST

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Last edit date: 18 June 2021; btm