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When I got the quote on my Ford GT I was surprised along with the fact that I signed statements it would be used for exhibition only, no racing, no driving to work, etc. I have about 7 other cars insured with Grundy agreed on value that total about 700K and it only costs 2800 per year for all of them. I assumed the differnce was because it was a later model car capale of high speeds, Wayne
Yea, I see your point. Wasn't thinking too much about it, but it makes sense that liability and collision would be much higher since repair (labor) and parts are much harder to have done on an original (or even replica) GT40. Fortunately parts for my car are easy to get. Sorry it was no help to you :-(
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