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it's apart for anything other than vandalism, if any. I put mine on my homeowners until it's driveable and then I will insure it under my own policy. I work for a insurance company, I've seen us deny claims on cars that are "under construction" and a claim goes in on it. I garuntee that if you ever do put a claim in SIU (Special Investigative Unit) of that insurance will give you a hard time about it. I've never denied one like that but you never know. Insurance companies just don't blindly pay out on claims, for every dollar there needs to be justification of that money walking out of their pockets. And remember that most car insurance policy have limitations on accessories/additions to the vehicle. Most have around $1K limit or so which doesn't really give you much to play with if the car is vandalised. Cold hard truth. Hence why I push for the home owners insurance. I would ask your insurance company about listing it as property and not as a driveable vehicle. Just a thought. If you got an agent, I would hit them up...that's what they get paid for.
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