British Columbia MR2 Owners Group

I'm needing to borrow or purchase a set of good stock wheels for my '93T
PM me with details

Emailed you.

If you want them just for the pictures for collector plates, you can use mine. You could swap the wheels out in front of my house then take the pictures then put them right back on. My car is just sitting in the driveway anyways and I'm closer to you than Ed is.

I'm in Walnut Grove, north Langley around the corner from Duncan. Come by and see the MR2 collectable museum!

Bravo 5 wrote:If you want them just for the pictures for collector plates, you can use mine. You could swap the wheels out in front of my house then take the pictures then put them right back on. My car is just sitting in the driveway anyways and I'm closer to you than Ed is.

I'm in Walnut Grove, north Langley around the corner from Duncan. Come by and see the MR2 collectable museum!

Dan do you know if ICBC requires you to leave the vehicle in the status it was while registered with collectors insurance? I’m worried that I register with my OEM wheels but void my insurance if I switch to something that doesn’t qualify?
I barely drive my car, so collector insurance is really attractive.

adam wrote:

Bravo 5 wrote:If you want them just for the pictures for collector plates, you can use mine. You could swap the wheels out in front of my house then take the pictures then put them right back on. My car is just sitting in the driveway anyways and I'm closer to you than Ed is.

I'm in Walnut Grove, north Langley around the corner from Duncan. Come by and see the MR2 collectable museum!

Dan do you know if ICBC requires you to leave the vehicle in the status it was while registered with collectors insurance? I’m worried that I register with my OEM wheels but void my insurance if I switch to something that doesn’t qualify?
I barely drive my car, so collector insurance is really attractive.

That's a good question, I don't know. My guess is, ICBC being ICBC, is that they will do whatever it takes to deny your claim. If you can prove that your new wheels are still era correct you should be ok... but not without a fight from them.

Bravo 5 wrote:That's a good question, I don't know. My guess is, ICBC being ICBC, is that they will do whatever it takes to deny your claim. If you can prove that your new wheels are still era correct you should be ok... but not without a fight from them.

Yeah- I don’t trust anyone, especially insurance!
I need to find this before I get collector plates.
If it turns out okay, I’ll take pics with my OEM wheels.