pretty much, you just fix your car, possibly swearing and cursing.
Insurance is available for transport and storage, but not, in most cases,
for on-track. One reason why I don't do concours restororations of race
cars. I've raced the past four years - say 15 races - with no car contact
or other accident damage (although it's been very very close on occasion).
I've had minor car to car contact four or five times, and one major crash
and one car write-off in 9 years.
At 02:17 PM 20/05/97 -0400, you wrote:
>I am now preparing a car for vintage events and reading of this damage
>makes me wonder if the work to bring this car up to spec is misdirected.
>What happens when someone bangs into my new car. Is there insurance
>available? Tell me more about these "points". thanks, ken
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