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You need to mail me a note to kill the insurance on it.... Congrats on the sale!!

Hi Talon! Free bump for you.

I would need more information. Last 6 of the VIN and the data tag information or month built info.

I have no first hand knowledge but I'm sure it has happened for one reason or another. Mechanical failure is usually not a covered loss, but if a vandal would pour something into the engine, that loss would be covered.

OK, but it doesn't look any different than a production version...

Yep, I missed seeing that post. It is exactly correct so sit down and I'll explain my GNX and how it came to be. #000 is not my car, mine has no number on the dash at all. Mine was used by Buick for shows, displays and exhibits to boost interest in the GNX's. It is a 1986 Grand National...

Let's answer the OP's questions first. I pretty sure I know, does anybody else know why there were 547 GNX's and not 500?

Close, but not exactly correct.

If it's any help, I have an old OkiData dot matrix 24 pin printer with the sound enclosure (they're really loud otherwise). Worked perfect last time I used it years ago. Been stored in heated/air conditioned building. Probably would need a new ribbon and dusted off, but otherwise perfect...

Yes, they do.

You can go to my website ( www.millcreekinsurance.com ) and click on the Hagerty link. It will take you to an online quote form. If you go through my site, I can see your quote and help you if need be. It's really simple, but if you need help, let me know.

Yep, you're exactly correct. Best service bar-none.

I hope your local agent has you with a company that has Guaranteed Value like Hagerty does. If not, you're just paying for nothing. You can enjoy your car with Hagerty coverage. I do and so do my clients.

I drive my collector cars when and where I want to without worry. The person you spoke with was misinformed.

That was incorrect information.

You are incorrect. You may drive your car when and where you wish.

No, they do not.

Yes, I am a Hagerty agent in Ohio. There are NO RULES about you driving your collector car to work. Do they want you to do that every day? No, they don't and that is why they require you to have a "daily driver" car insured in your name or a company car provided to you by your employer. You...

Just discussed. See: http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/collector-car-insurance-question.371307/

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