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Coming home from work last night and passed a lady and what looked like a 4-5 year old little boy. They were in an 80's Toyota car. Neither one wearing seatbelts and the freeway is a broken ice floor from the recent snow. We don't salt in Idaho, at least this part of Idaho, you just learn to...

I'm in there. Cory

Never wore one as a kid, always wear it now. The interesting thing to me is my kid, 7 years old and he has an absolute fit if you start the car or start moving before he has his seatbelt on. He grew up wearing it and doesn't want the car to even move till it's done up and he makes sure...

We're in the same situation here in Idaho Rhonda only it's more like 2 feet of snow rather than inches, we have been especially blessed with the white stuff this year and the last 4-5 days it's been a might bit cold dropping down to 15 below zero Saturday morning, this morning it's only 0 so...

LOL!! Cory

Sounds like you are doing your home work very well to me. I'd trust what you saw, what you felt and who you have talked to outside the current owner that actually know the car much more than someone that has never seen the car or been involved with it. That's not to say the current owner won't...

Keep mentioning them, tuck some away in a safe place and in a few years you can advertise them as Rare, Original, Limited, Classic frames on eBay and maybe make your fortune. Cory

Tasha, the car looks to be in show room condition from the pictures, it is well documented and has a Marti report for authenticity. From the other end of this computer cable I'd say it looks like a really nice car. I would however suggest that if you have not been over and physically looked it...

Looks like the same car and add to me? Looks like somethings up. Cory

He posted up earlier in the Off Topic area. Cory

WOW, you got that right. Cory

Agreed, I bought the costy one when I bought. They have more breathability to allow any moisture to dry out rather than trap it. You make a great point that I missed. You don't want the cheapest type, they don't breath and are typically more abrasive. Cory

I've always been told that you should change insurance regularly, it keeps them in check and keeps them in touch with your policy so it doesn't become stagnant and overpriced. Not easy to do and I don't do it as much as I should, I really like my agent right now so it's tough to go shopping but...

I use a nice fitted breathable cover, can't remember the brand but I could get the name if it interests you. My advice is this, a cover is great if the car is inside a garage, it keeps the dust off and prevents people from bumping and scratching it. If the car is outside in the elements it...

Ditto here. Cory

Cheers!!

I would agree, I would also add that I think another big contributor as to how you are treated is how much money you have and how much you insure with them. Take Jason's example, I'm sure they treat Jason good, he wears Rolex watches. Those of us wearing Timex watches may have a little more...

That's what we're looking for, seems the more difficult they (insurance) make it for you the less apt you are to push them to what they owe you, we need the down and dirty, good or bad. My gut feel has always been if you deal with a specialty insurance you will get dealt better as they are more...

My son would love to spend the day with you dispatching!! Cory

Hoping to see mine in the mail today, I'll Paypal you as soon as they get here Casey. Cory