I'd have to support Marshall's comments.
While talking with USAA on my TR6, their "Classic Car" policy hasd
some pretty stiff requirements. I could have met most of them except
that the car could never be out of my sight. While that could be a
pretty fine existence, it's not real practical for a nice day driver.
Bill
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>there was a thread a few weeks back describing very insurance low rates if
>owners drove the "classic" less than 2400 miles/year- not for daily
>drivers, but seems appropriate for summer fun cars
>joe
I had that type of insurance for about a week. My lawyer asked me what I
would do if my car hit someone and the authorities found a grocery bag in
my car, evidence that I'd been shoping with my car...thus making the
insurance coverage null and void.
Ciao!
Marshall
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