<VV> Collector Car Insurance with no Garage

[John Beck]

My insurance company (Farmer's Mutual) allows me to deactivate and
reactivate all coverage except comprehensive.  I'm paying around $20
bucks per year to cover the '66 Corsa that's in my garage.  Will your
local lasw allow you to buy a full coverage policy, register the car,
then drop the liability and collision insurance coverage while the car
is stored?  

RoboMan91324 at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Hello Gang,
> 
> I have a storage problem here in Los Angeles.  I have a neighbor who can see
> my 1964 Spyder from his second floor.  He complains about everything in the
> neighborhood and has complained to the city about this non-op vehicle.  The city
> sent me a letter telling me that I must do something about it.  My garage is
> already full of toys so that is not an option.  I do not want to move the
> vehicle to an expensive and inconvenient off-site garage.  This limits me to
> taking the vehicle off the non-op register and insuring it for the street even
> though I will not be driving it.  If I insure it as a regular "driver" it will be
> quite expensive.  Is there a collector car insurer that does not require the
> vehicle to be in a locked garage?  Every one that I have checked with has
> turned me down.  Any suggestions?
> 
> (Yes, I have considered burning down his second floor but I thought that I
> would try this first.)
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Doc
> '60 Vette; '61 Rampside; '62 Rampside; '64 Spyder; '65 Greenbrier; '66 Corsa;
> '67 Nova SS; '68 Camaro ragtop
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