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#520912 - 07/02/08 08:49 PM Insurance question
snowdrift Offline
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Registered: 01/10/05
Posts: 49
Loc: Minnesota
Hello, I am about to purchase a 91 coupe. I feel, and I know I am paying, more for it then what any book says it is worth,. I think insurance companies pay you, if it is damaged badly, no more then the blue book, or whatever book they use, states it is worth. Any advise on how one can protect his investment? Thank You!

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#520914 - 07/02/08 09:10 PM Re: Insurance question [Re: snowdrift]
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Registered: 10/28/04
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Loc: Dimondale, MI
True. Speak to an agent, or your agent, about insurance with an agreed upon value.
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#520928 - 07/02/08 09:55 PM Re: Insurance question [Re: snowdrift]
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I would think that the question that needs to be answered first is how the car will be used, If it is a daily driver then there is really no way that you can get an agreed value policy, on the other hand if the car is used for shows and pleasure use then you might want to look at an agreed value policy from a classic car company. There are several good companys around. I have found Grundy to be the easiest to insure a newer car like the Reatta.
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