Still doing 11/2, yessir. It's 150K on Hagerty. Eliminating my labor, that's what it has in parts.
David
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One Piece at a Time: My 1985 Diesel Suburban
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David
Sounds about right.
Our labor is the labor of love, can't put a price on it
That reminds me, I need to update mine soon.
I ended up using Sick Insurance, Haggerty and many of the other classic car insurers wouldn't touch mine because of the nitrous oxide.
I cant get anyone to insure mine because I offroad it…
My insurance doesn't pay if the accident happens on a track so...
That’s why I still carry full coverage on mine through progressive.
Sick insurance, never heard of it.
I have progressive also
Hagerty specifically excludes coverage for anything that's ever used off-road. Have you found another kind of policy by just upping the premiums or something?
It's astreet Queen for now.
Tom Baily realized a lot of the people that wanted to do Sick Week and other drag n drive events couldn't insure their vehicles properly so he worked with an insurance company to start Sick Insurance. Unfortunately because I have a C20 and they just don't ever sell for that much, the most they could insure me for was $40K. It's better than what i could get through a regular insurance company though.
I figured that was the case by the name of it, might have to look into it.
They know it will go on public land trails and were fine with that one the phone. Let’s see if the coverage comes together tomorrow. I have to send photos.
David
Checking things off the list.
Dome light plates. These are the rough ins, and the finals just arrived from sendcutsend. Two BD switchable dome lights will mount on each plate.
Old barn door.
Headliner relaxed, painted, and ready for install. This was a PITA.
Tristan doing the final clean before headliner.
Drip rails installed with super duper cool high torque sheetmetal trim screws. The torx head makes these so much easier to install than the OE hex head.
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Stainless black all things.
Power bulkhead where the old car-phone antennae used to be. The 8XL's wiring is completely hidden.
GSI handles, installed. The barn door handle only needed minor modification to work.
The checklist is getting shorter.
David
Dome light plates. These are the rough ins, and the finals just arrived from sendcutsend. Two BD switchable dome lights will mount on each plate.
Old barn door.
Headliner relaxed, painted, and ready for install. This was a PITA.
Tristan doing the final clean before headliner.
Drip rails installed with super duper cool high torque sheetmetal trim screws. The torx head makes these so much easier to install than the OE hex head.
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Stainless black all things.
Power bulkhead where the old car-phone antennae used to be. The 8XL's wiring is completely hidden.
GSI handles, installed. The barn door handle only needed minor modification to work.
The checklist is getting shorter.
David
Perfect timing on drip rail screw solution.
This is on my to-do list for next week. Ordered.
This is on my to-do list for next week. Ordered.
So where do I buy a hoody?
