DD>the restoration on a '55 T-Bird.  He was quoted over $ 2500 a year,
DD>and the car was only covered while in his garage, at a formal show,
DD>or while being trailered to and from said show.  Start the motor, park
DD>or drive on a public street, no coverage.
 
That price is not the norm, quite the opposite, he should simply go
elsewhere for his insurance. There are milage and use limits that will
probably apply, but they are also MUCH less restrictive than you were
told.
 
I've had antique vehicles, and my cousin is in the surplus and excess
insurance coverage business, ie. he's a wholesale insurance broker or
where commercial accounts get insurance, and he also agrees.
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