ccw998

Hi Everyone,

I want to apply the Collector Plate for my FD, but it needs the stock FD, no modification for exterior and interior. Here is the requirement, Anyone can help me?

EXTERIOR One colour photograph of each of the following: entire front view, rear view, right side, left side, trunk with lid open (ortailgate down), engine compartment, and convertible top up (if convertible model).

INTERIOR One colour photograph of each of the following: entire dashboard (including radio and steering area), all seats (seatcovers removed), driver’s side floor (loose floor mats removed), and headliner.
All photographs must be printed on glossy paper.

DO NOT submit Polaroid photographs or photocopies. Digital images must be of highresolution and unaltered from the original image

Thanks!!

NVMYRX-7

iTrader: (24)

Are you asking someone to send you pics of his or her stock FD so you can falsely misrepresent your modified FD to obtain a collector plate?

evot23

iTrader: (17)

law in canada must be different than US (?). Here they go by your VIN number to determine date of manufacture and eligibility for collector plate...not by mods or anything else.

at least to my knowledge....

adam c

iTrader: (2)

I'll send pics of my stock FD convertible

CloudPump

iTrader: (2)

Speaking as a Canadian Accreditied Insurance Broker; you're setting yourself up for a massive disaster.

-Geoff

ccw998

Yes, I need someone send me their stock white FD picture.

In Vancouver, Canada, Car insurance company need stock car for collector plate

Thanks!!

CloudPump

iTrader: (2)

As I said, you're setting yourself up for disaster.

What you're attempting to do is called "Material Misrepresentation" this is the industry term for what happens when you knowingly mis-state facts in an attempt to influence your insurance.

You are also on the path to committing insurance fraud.

You might as well drive around with no insurance at all, as that is exactly what you'll have when/if a claims situation arises.

When you misrepresent your auto insurance your policy is in what's called a "voidable" state. That doesn't mean that it is void, but it DOES mean that in the event that a claims situation arises and the company learns of your misrepresentation, your policy WILL be voided and you will also gain a charge of driving without insurance because your policy is voided from its inception, not the date the misrep occured.

In ontario (I can't speak to BC) if you are convicted of misrepresentation, you will be in the facility market for the next 3 years. If you are convicted of fraud, you will be in facility for 10 years.

-Geoff