Stu:
There is an "in between" insurer that allows occasional drives to work,
store, or wherever...contact Dave Parrish at Parrish Motorsports Insurance.
There is the 2500 mi. limitation, but no restrictions such as club events,
shows only, etc. I have that in writing on my policy that the car can be
driven to work, shopping, etc. The only related restriction is that you
must have another "regular" driver of some type in the household. Their
coverage is thru CIGNA. I have it on my 72 TR6 driver (not yet restored)
with an agreed value of $5K, plus $100K liability, full comp and collision,
and $500 spare parts. My premium is $203. per year.
You can reach them at 1-800-274-1804. Tell them you heard about them from a
fellow triumph lister.
No financial or other interest, etc. etc. Just happy to not be shelling out
$500 to insure an occasional driver!
Martin Libhart
1972 TR6
1970 Spitfire
stu.jo@ibm.net wrote:
> I called Condon and Skelly today, and they have the same restrictive
> insurance as JC Taylor, i.e. car is only insured for Sunday driving etc.
> There does not seem to be any "in between" insurer who will allow the
> odd drive into work, or a trip to the store. Right now my TR8 is insured
> with State Farm as a 3rd vehicle at $500/year, full coverage, but I bet
> I would have a real problem getting any kind iof a payout in a crash.
> If anyone knows of any other insurers who are "in between" please
> holler.
> Stu
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