z-beater, I'm not sure, but yea I'd go by normal shop labor rates.

Lupe, on their website's main page it says:

Hagerty does not offer an insurance product for:

* Inexpensive home-built kits that do not replicate a classic vehicle
* Replicas of the 1963-67 Shelby Cobra Roadster
* Any vehicles used for camping, off-road or utility-type driving
* Pro-street vehicles modified exclusively with racing features such as roll cages, wheelie caster, nitrous systems, parachutes, etc. (Consideration may be given to show-use only vehicles)
* Regular-use vehicles driven on a daily basis
* Vehicles used primarily for commercial use
* Modified or customized motorcycles
* Any vehicle modified with a nitrous system. Vehicles that run on nitro-methane or blown alcohol systems are ineligible.

~Ramy

 

Damn are you serious!?! That must mean your car is more unsafe.... no actually I guess they equate all roll cages to racing.

That sucks cause I wanted to do the Grand National, Supra and the 7 but the Supra has a roll cage. And that also rules out the Grand National which is alcohol injected.

All together our cars are only driven about 1500 miles a year.

 

Yes, they let me know over the phone

 

He is implying that you could have stated the vehicle was show only if you were sneaky enough and had researched their site. Notice what he put in bold

 

Yes I know but I was too lazy to really answer his question. I didn't feel like fishing through their website so I gave them a call instead. I'd rather talk to someone anyhow.

 

(Off topic) Michael Savage is the ****.^^^^

 

quite a bit higher than what Ramy referenced....like you said, must be NJ take it up the butt insurance