<VV> Collectible for Sale in FL - no Corvair

[gswiatowy at rochester.rr.com]

First thing I would do is find another insurance company.
What business is it of theirs if an un-garaged vehicle is on the property or not.
that's a new one on me.
They certainly won't cover it if it is stolen or vandalized.
It's not covered if a tree falls on it either.
It's not being driven, so no liability involved, they wouldn't cover that anyways.
I would want to see in writing the specific exclusion, but would still change insurance companies on general principal.

That said.
Nowadays, most of the cars donated to charities go straight for scrap metal.
Don't know what scrap is a pound down there, but the vultures go through my weekly trash every week.
A car like that is worth most likely $300 or more in scrap, so a $500 deduction is not out of the question.
But first I would try craigslist.
i've had a lot of luck that way.

Gary Swiatowy


> From: Grant Young <gyoungwolf at earthlink.net>
> 
> Thought I would take a chance to see if there is any interest among us in a 
> very limited production 1984 Cutlass Ciera convertible conversion (by Hess & Eisenhart)FWD 3.0 V6 Brougham. It is in my yard in central Florida and my homeowners insurance company (Tower Hill) has decided it is a reason to deny coverage since it is unlicensed. It has been in the family since 1987 and was used by both daughters, but plans to restore it have given way to a more realistic view as I have hit 60 (a new crank kit and front struts are still boxed up in the trunk). It is one of about 50 that were produced and is very restorable at only $500. Please contact me if interested. This is not one of those "or I will have to have it crushed" stories, but that's going to be my only option if not gone in 30 days. Thanks,
> Grant Young