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    Thread: Car Is Home

    1. #21
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      Wow!!!!

      Don't tease us with just a few pictures. Please! Please! Please! post some more pics and more details. What size tires? Awsome is an understatement. Congrats.



    2. #22
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      man, thats really sweet, maybe some more pics !!!!

    3. #23
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      Very nice! congratulations!!!!

    4. #24
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      super clean, car looks bad ass. I would have a hard time waiting to drive it.

    5. #25
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      Very nice Rick. Makes me want to get back on my 68.
      Mike Redpath
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    6. #26
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      Great looking car, awesome workmanship. Congrats. More pics please.
      Sam
      Northern UT.
      '68 Camaro "Bodacious"
      '56 210 2dr "Buckshot"

    7. #27
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      Thanks guys, should be insured by thursday.
      first thing I noticed is I really need a valve adjustment, remembering back I set the lash at .022 cold and that should be hot so its rattling a bit, Ill do this tonight maybe, at the moment I have 4 guests staying with me untill the end of the month, 3 cousins from Amsterdam and my wifes Mom, maybe I should be hiding in the garage.

      Taylor,
      the paint is 04 Lexus red
      RSK68
      Rick Klein

    8. #28
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      Looks great! Maybe one day mine will be at this point... maybe...
      Brent

      1971 Camaro, LT1, 4L60E

    9. #29
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      Quote Originally Posted by rsk68
      Taylor,
      the paint is 04 Lexus red
      Do you know which car it is off of? Is it from the sc430?

      Absolutely Red?

    10. #30
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      Looks good! What kick panels are those?
      Chris
      1968 Chevy Camaro SS
      LT4 (coming)/T56 DSE suspension

      1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass S convertible (442 Clone)
      LS3/4L70e, DSE suspension


    11. #31
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      Paint was from all 04 lexus's that were Red, i did pick it out from seeing the SC.

      Kick panels were made from stock pannels and covered in vinyl, speaker covers are from Audiobond.
      RSK68
      Rick Klein

    12. #32
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      well the insurance is becoming a problem,I took a new job 2 years ago and whent from 10 miles a day to 100, so 3 speeding tickets in the last 3 years, Grundy turned me away and Hagerty may do the same.
      RSK68
      Rick Klein

    13. #33
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      Perfect! I love it.
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      Chris Hager

    14. #34
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      Quote Originally Posted by rsk68
      well the insurance is becoming a problem,I took a new job 2 years ago and whent from 10 miles a day to 100, so 3 speeding tickets in the last 3 years, Grundy turned me away and Hagerty may do the same.
      I know I am going to get flamed for this, but here goes anyway.
      Its obvious you have quite a bit in the car. Insurance is not going to be an easy step either way you go unless your very wealthy and money is not an issue. If your like most of us, money will always be an issue.
      I will probably do the same thing that I am advising you when my car is complete, and its the same thing I did when I drove my 68 camaro daily to work and back for a couple of years straight.
      1. Keep your car locked up in a garage if at all possible to keep it from being stolen. If you drive it to work, make sure secuirty at your work place KNOWS you and your car. If they don't take time to get to know them. It will pay off later. Once you get that figgured out,
      you need to be coverd incase you are involved in an accident. All that is required is the MINIMUM liability specified by law per state.
      IF you can do all the repairs out of your pocket in case you get involved in a fender bender, take out only liabilty insurance not full coverage. WTF you say?
      Ill say it again. Take out the minimum required to drive your car if you plan on driving it. If you plan on keeping the car locked up for the rest of its life and never hardly drive it, then put the max coverage on it. You will have covereage for a $50,000 boat anchor cause that to me is all it is if it can't or wont be driven.
      2. call your insurance company and tell the you only want liability on the car, and the minimum allowed plus any under insured over insured you want to take out. I would not take out any comprehensive or theft if the car is going to be locked up in a garage when you are not driving it.
      3. I can drive my 68 camaro any day for less than $90 month, all day long 365 days a year. Im 44. Yours will be obviously a little more than that because of the tickets, but I say you can drive that car for less then $150 a month on just insurance.
      4. All your "bling" like your wheels, stereo, get covered on a seperate policy such as home owners or find a company that will insure just those items in case someone actually does jack your wheels or stereo. It happens.
      5. If you have fender bender, or have a wreck in the car, dont sweat it. You have enough talent and enough people on here that can help you put it back together again. Whats a $200 fender replacement against an insurance policy that is so high you cant even drive the car?
      I know you did not put 50k into it just to leave that car in the garage now did you?
      Again, this is what works for me. It might not work for you and anyone else, but it works for me, and I will do the same again every time.
      I Drive a black escalade on http://www.68camaroproject.com

    15. #35
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      F*%# Hagerty declined me also.
      RSK68
      Rick Klein

    16. #36
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      insurance

      well I dont know if this will help you but I got an agreed upon value policy through Farm Bureau on my dads 66 Chevelle and my 69 Camaro. It is full coverage for a limited use vehicle however their limits are that you have a primary vehicle that you usually drive, not mileage and no restrictions on where you can drive it. The insurance is relatively inexpensive considering the amount the cars are insured for. I looked into a few of the classic car insurance companies and didnt see the benefit.

      BTW that is one Bad A$# car, love the wheels, color, interior everything looks tight and neat........
      Project: Back in Black.
      69 Camaro LS6, T56, Wilwood Brakes, Forgeline Wheels, Moser rear w/Gbar, Ron Davis Radiator, Pioneer Nav/Stereo, Magnaflow Exhaust.

    17. #37
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      Would a normal Insurance company (AAA, State Farm) cover a car like this for lets say $25,000 if something happened and you had a previous appraisal done showing the documented value? Isn’t that why people get appraisals to cover there assets if something were to happen.

    18. #38
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      Nice work, Rick. The car is beautiful.
      1968 Pro-Touring Camaro LS1

      Project: Next Year
      - Start date; June '01
      - Completion; Sometime next year or the year after.....

    19. #39
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      Insurance

      Farm Bureau is a regular insurance company. The only thing they asked me for was pictures of the build and they asked me what the value of the vehicles were. I gave them what it cost me to build them because that is what I figure it would cost me to replace it. You guys all know what one of these cars cost to build so getting one insured for $50,000 to $100,000 plus is a must. They didnt have a problem with insuring the car at agreed upon value. It must be a secondary car. I myself cant see putting liability ONLY insurance on a car that cost over $50,000.
      Project: Back in Black.
      69 Camaro LS6, T56, Wilwood Brakes, Forgeline Wheels, Moser rear w/Gbar, Ron Davis Radiator, Pioneer Nav/Stereo, Magnaflow Exhaust.

    20. #40
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      Hey Tony thanks,

      well I called my Allstate agent and he will put it on my regular policy for 6 months, this will cost me twice as much but will be full coverage with an agreed value of 80K, In february of 09 Ill drop a ticket and will then be elgible for Hagerty at half the cost for 100K of coverage.
      RSK68
      Rick Klein

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