[TAKerry]

Originally Posted by 66sprint6

We have ours registered and insured as a regular vehicle. Lately 'I've been driving it every chance I get, like to work and back, etc. I don't want any hassle with the insurance company or the government. Classic car insurance and the plates that go with them are cheaper here, but they are for a vehicle that's seldom driven. I believe that this was the gist of that excerpt that you posted, which explains that you will be forced to get regular plates if the classic plates are abused.

I understand your reasoning, but does your car have enough insurance? I have agreed value with my antique policy, not sure I can get that without. If your car was to be totaled, would the ins. co. look at it as an old car worth $100?

[nas t eh]

Originally Posted by TAKerry

I understand your reasoning, but does your car have enough insurance? I have agreed value with my antique policy, not sure I can get that without. If your car was to be totaled, would the ins. co. look at it as an old car worth $100?

Often, you just need to get an appraisal done on the car before you get insurance, provide a copy to the insurance company and pay the premiums for a regular insurance policy on the car. Then the car is covered as a daily driver at the value of the appraisal.