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Read the thread and ran kind of into the same problem with my '58 Fury. The
price guides (which is what the have to go by in the office) is low on cars like
these because they don't change hands very often. If you need an appraisal, get
one, it's safer for you and if someone insures your car with a book value of
$20k for $45k I'd be leary of it. Obviously if they pay double the "value"
they'd have a lot of fraudulent claims unless they don't pay out when the time
comes, which A LOT of classic car insurance companies don't. Think about
it, all they have is your word, a few pictures and a price guide based on
auction results.
Adam Lindenbaum
In a message dated 4/9/2012 8:46:14 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
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