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handsofstone 
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Look into Hagerty or Grundy. They are both classic auto insurers and pay full value in the event of a loss. I am covered for $20k and it is about $165/year.
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mfgriffin
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Posted: 01-March-2021 at 5:35PM |
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I'll check them out, but I think I'm paying $170 for 18,500.
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72 RS 351
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Posted: 02-March-2021 at 8:58AM |
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Yes, some insurance companies now have decent coverage for classic cars. I gather State Farm is a good one also now. I have Hagerty's also, at about $150 a year.
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Don
73 Ranchero "Sport 72 front end", floor shift/console, planning EFI 7000+ rpm 351-4V &4R70W 73 Ranchero GT 351C-4V &4R70W for sale later. 92 Lincoln Mark VII SE GTC, OBDII 347/4R70W |
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Rockatansky
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i think i called Grundy, they won't allow the car to be driven to work, ever
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72 GT Ute
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72FordGTS
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Good job on the repairs! It sounds like the damage was minimal, but I am sure the lesson was big. Did you get a mechanical or solid state voltage regulator?
On the insurance, I have used Hagerty and have no major complaints. I did have to fight a bit to get my car insured for the proper value as I didn't agree with their price guide, but other than that, they have been fine.
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Posted: 04-March-2021 at 10:16AM |
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mfgriffin—
I sent you a private messsge..... Dave Fox
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1972 Gran Torino Sport - Q code new project 1972 Gran Torino - parts 1969 Torino GT - M code 95+/- mid-80's Yamaha XJ-Series (10 trophies) |
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mfgriffin
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Unsure, I assume solid given the size. It's a VR440 from Napa. I didn't have to replace it, but given the history of the one in my car now I've decided to keep this on hand in case I run into issues later.
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handsofstone
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Posted: 13-April-2021 at 5:44PM |
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This thread has been pretty quiet. How is your car running?
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They came from the factory with a red plastic cover over the positive post at least as far back as my 1965 Thunderbird. Fords quick 2cent fix.
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