I once heard about a guy who had a Ford GT40 MkIV and was driving it on the road. Had it insured as a “1967 Ford coupe.”
INSURANCE ? what is that? i was 16 yrs old ,young,dumb, and full of cu#m.
1932 ford roadster, 1952!!, drove it all around town (0n and old plate) had a lot of fun!
Kirby , when building my XJS 1993/1995, i never read anything about your book,didnt even know it exsisted!
probably best it may have influenced my final results! i copied NO one,all just simple logical knowledge!
heck i didnt even have a computer!!!
ron
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In to things I only have scant knowledge of:
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I suspect each state insurance dept. lays don the rating rules. diversity to the nth power.
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Like Ron, my early years were sans any insurance. Not req’d, not bought.
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I do recall one of the kids had a 32 Ford roadster. Nothing special at the time, It was merely a beat up old car. Top, fenders, hood, bumpers long gone . And oddly the panel between the cabin and the rumble seat was no longer there. An “extended” cabin. Its original V8 ran, sorta. Enough to get it down the road.
Carl
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