QUOTE(bandjoey @ Aug 9 2018, 12:54 PM)
Renewing my Hagerty for another year and with $12000 value.
73, 2.0 4cyl. Rust repaired and average interior and paint. Runs and shifts great. Driver category. Pedrini wheels new Continental tires. Dell 36 carbs.
They show $11k fair and $17 good. By their definitions it’s a fair and half and not quite a good. What do you think on valuation? Not enough? I still see average cars advertised in the $9-$10 range.
Bill,
It's always a good idea to over-insure a bit for cars which are appreciating when on the stated or agreed value policy - because that caps your recovery, which may not be enough after 6-12 months of price/value increases.
So you might want to go for the Good value & clean it up a bit, fix a few items to make it Fair.75 - Good condition, then take a bunch of pix (repeat & adjust values every year).
You might also want to price Grundy, Leland & the other classic car insurers who advertise in Panorama, Excellence, Hemmings, etc., & some of the majors do it too (AAA, State Farm, etc.).
PS - I agree & lean toward a $20-25K agreed value for a 73-74 2L, as others have said above. You may pay a few dollars more for insurance, but you'll have a better cushion on coverage for either repairs or finding a decent replacement.
Good Luck!
Tom
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