Drive 'em

[squeakfinder]

speaking of answering the questions, invariably some know it all also comes up and proceeds to tell you all the shit that's wrong with your ride.
I some ahole telling his buddy that my disc brakes were not stock.  He was right, but shut the F up. 

Yep. Most people don't realize what it takes to have a car thats nearly 40 years old on the road nearly every day. If the car is numbers matching rare RT and all the parts are there then sure, restore it back to factory original. But if all the parts aren't there, then put improved parts on and drive it.

[NYCMille]

Hell... I've logged 10k on my Charger in the last 6 months, I've driven the dang thing so much that our Honda Accord feels like a Maybach when I drive it. 

[89MOPAR]

what insurance companies allow you to drive your classic daily?

Look into Grundy Insurance.    Hagerty started advertising "unlimited milage" but that is BS - they would not insure one of my rigs when I told them i expected more than 3000 miles a year.   Grundy is for real.

But both companies require you to have a seperate car, registered and insured, for "daily driving".

[dkn1997]

Hell... I've logged 10k on my Charger in the last 6 months, I've driven the dang thing so much that our Honda Accord feels like a Maybach when I drive it. 

Clearly, the "Drive 'em" message is not lost on you, mike.   

[gordo1968charger]

the best bit is pulling up  next to some young punk,at the traffic lights,in his citreon saxo,bodykitted to the max,then watch him look down in despair,like being in the urinal in a mens room,he has a glance at what you ve got and..........lol.

[The70RT]

what insurance companies allow you to drive your classic daily?

Look into Grundy Insurance.    Hagerty started advertising "unlimited milage" but that is BS - they would not insure one of my rigs when I told them i expected more than 3000 miles a year.   Grundy is for real.

But both companies require you to have a seperate car, registered and insured, for "daily driving".

They never asked what my milage was 3 years ago or since then on any of mine.........

[whitehatspecial]

what insurance companies allow you to drive your classic daily?

I believe most classic car underwriters require you to have another car registered as a full time vehicle. My company requires a yearly  mileage statement along with the renewal. Driving each day isn't something they disallow as far as I'm concerned.