> Hagarty says they won't insure it because they say my daily driver is too
> close in years to the GT - My 72 Spitfire, which is more reliable
> that some
> newer cars I might add - Grundy will only let me drive it to club events,
> parades - no pleasure, backup vehicle, to work or anything other than
> practically what a trailer queen use would be -
> Any body have any better prospects -
Barry, did you check out Mercury Insurance ? I've got two Triumphs and a
Dodge insured with them, all as ordinary cars not "collector cars" or
"agreed value", and the insurance premiums are very reasonable IMO. Of
course, it probably helps that they assume the POS Dodge is my daily driver,
which I don't carry comprehensive on. I told them what car I drive every
day, not my fault if they don't believe me <g>
Randall
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