Once a car becomes a DD, then that takes the "specialty" part out of it. A big reason, if not the only reason those companies can insure us for cheap is because our cars are driven less, so they have less of a chance to get into a bad situation.
With Grundy, I have no special exclusions to speak of, but that's because my car is not a DD
Your best bet is to probably talk to your regular insurance company about insuring the car. Way back I had to do that with my Camaro, but first I had to get it appraised, and let me tell you, the insurance was not cheap at all but they did insure it for the stated appraisal amount
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