I talked to the insurance agent - he had me fill out some papers and now my Firebird's insurance premium is a lot less - mainly because it no longer is my daily driver. The agent has classified it as a "classic."
Some of the questions were what is is used for besides just driving to run errands (eg auto shows,etc). I drive it to the local Friday night car show a couple of times a year and use it to teach the automobile maintenance merit badge for Boy Scouts or for other Scout events - the Firebird will still be the outback, backpack hauler.
I'm still looking at insuring it through Geico.
The agent asked me if I was going to "restore" it. I told him it was in pretty good shape for a 200K daily driver. He said to mark his words - the car will eventually morph more and more from a down and dirty, well-tended but well-worn car to looking like it just rolled off the dealer lot. He might be right - I've already spent more time cleaning the inside of it in the past week than I had in the past two years.
Hmm...
There's a long way to go inside of it. I don't think the Sonny's Real Pit BBQ sauce stain on the tranny tunnel between the back seats is ever going to come out, however.
Some of the questions were what is is used for besides just driving to run errands (eg auto shows,etc). I drive it to the local Friday night car show a couple of times a year and use it to teach the automobile maintenance merit badge for Boy Scouts or for other Scout events - the Firebird will still be the outback, backpack hauler.
I'm still looking at insuring it through Geico.
The agent asked me if I was going to "restore" it. I told him it was in pretty good shape for a 200K daily driver. He said to mark his words - the car will eventually morph more and more from a down and dirty, well-tended but well-worn car to looking like it just rolled off the dealer lot. He might be right - I've already spent more time cleaning the inside of it in the past week than I had in the past two years.
Hmm...
There's a long way to go inside of it. I don't think the Sonny's Real Pit BBQ sauce stain on the tranny tunnel between the back seats is ever going to come out, however.
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