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| Andyrew |
 Jun 21 2004, 11:15 AM
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Ok, So Im in the midst of planning a v8 conversion. One thing that could possibly hold me back (which I wont let happen) is insurance. What are you guys doing as far as insurance for those that have a v8? Do you just "not mention it"? Or where do you go for insurance. Keep in mind, I am not 25.. I am 17..(soon to be 18). But I do have a dad (yes...) If he "owns" the car, is there a classic insurance provider that will allow me to still drive it regularly as a partial driver?
Any idea's are welcome.. Steve, Scott, what are you guys doing? Thanks guys.. Andrew |
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