Have you ever seen anything like this? It's a GMC Chevundai! Who insures this?

[Wheelz311]

Ok, a certain family member kinda got a little nutz with a project and made this monster.

http://littlefoot.privatevault.net

They just want to clean it up (it's still a work in progress) and take it to shows and stuff like that to freak people out. Problem is that they can't find anyone who will insure it. We've tried standard companies like Progressive, etc. and also Grundy and Hagardy. I'm sure there are other retards out there doing stuff like this. There has to be someone who will insure it just for showing (mainly just want liability). Anybody have any suggestions? Also feel free to make comments on the 'IT' itself.

[Sluttypatton]

Thats hallarious, it's not my cup of tea but at least it's original. I've seen a guy in my city that has a firebird, jacked up on mudders. Not sure who insures him, but I think it can be done. Anyways, what would you call that? Car or truck?

[Wheelz311]

Umm.... probably classify it as a truck without a bed. After all the car part of it is just a body.

[chevota]

I've never had an insurance company ask to see a car unless I wanted collision coverage. All they normally want is the VIN # over the phone and it's a done deal. I've been using AAA for the past few years.

[Midnight Wraith]

That truck/car was kinda funny looking. None of you own a Porsche Laser 917 I take it. Am I the only one in here that can buy one.

[slotcarGilles]

VIN # AND MECHANINCAL FITNESS CHECK.
I have done some projects similar to this one in my high school years and only needed to have the body vin # with a mechanics OK. I would quickly sell it within a few months for a profit

later,
Gilles