Looking for someone to drive for MA wedding

[Guest]

There is an organization called the "Cape Cod Classics Car Club," with a web site: <A HREF="http://clubs.hemmings.com/capecodclassic/" TARGET=_blank>http://clubs.hemmings.com/capecodclassic/</A> <P>Perhaps they might be worth checking-in with for possible sources for your wedding transportation.<P>Congratulations and good luck!

[Guest]

contact the AACA Region in MA as well.<P>MASSACHUSETTS REGION<BR>Randolph Riley<BR>258 King Street<BR>Raynham, MA 02767<P>Peter

[fordee9r (Ron Springstead)]

I have heard this topic discussed before and it confuses me. Many of my local club members insure their cars through J.C. Taylor and I have been told that their policies prohibit them from hiring out their cars and are only insured for club functions. Is this true? <P>I don't know because I am a NY used car dealer and I just slap my dealer plate on any old car I wish to drive.<P>Are those hiring their cars out for weddings risking doing so uninsured or is there a legal loophole they don't know about? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...

[novaman]

Acording to the policy you can't "hire" out your car for profit. There is nothing that states you can't do it on the basis that a dotation be made to a non-profit organiztion or charity. <p>[ 07-10-2001: Message edited by: novaman ]

[Guest]

I am getting married on Cape Cod (Wellfleet) in late August and am looking for anyone to drive us to and from the ceremony (about a 2 hour commitment) in a cool antique or classic car. I can pay up to $100 per hour.<P>Please contact me at zlurn@hotmail.com<P>Thanks.