It's been a while since I posted - been busy with my non-functioning Healey and other of life's catastrophies lately. Also working on getting a '56 Chevy pickup with hydramatic back on the road. (Won't that look cool trailering my Healey down the road?) The truck will be needing engine work. The original is a 283. If that is replaced with a stock 350, JC Taylor calls it a "modified" and ups the rate from about $80 to $220, saying it has something to do with that engine not being originally available for that truck, and/or the increased horsepower. It's not that the increase is going to bring the project to a screeching halt, but just curious - do all the insurance companies rate a vehicle differently if a larger-than-original engine is used?
Chevy Chick
(formerly Healeygal)
Chevy Chick
(formerly Healeygal)