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Join Date: Sep 2019
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Insure Value - SC Cabrioletmns
I realized this Spring that my SC Cab was under insured - at least that is what I thought. I went to my insurance company and said I wanted my "stated value" increased from $36k to $45k. Initially I got turned down but took a page from the Panorama classifieds that showed crazy values. There were not any SC Cabriolets but cars from '79 to '88 ranging in asking price from $29 to $75, with teh average being $50k. I realize asking price is not what they sell for, but they changed their decision and increased the stated value. Just an FYI.
PS - I just requested the Excellence Magazine from September 2019 that values the mid year 911's. __________________ Vance '83 SC Cabriolet - The "Matrix" '73 914 - "Spicy Mustard" - SOLD |
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09-06-2019, 01:36 AM
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Did your insurance agent explain the difference between stated value vs guaranteed value? If he didn't you should do some research. I have been with Leland West for a few years with $54k guaranteed value on my SC Turbo. There have been many insurance threads which try to explain the difference.
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Steve 1981 SC Steel Widebody Outlaw in Pacific Blue and Artic White, 930/51 to 3.2l, K27 7006 Turbo, P&P Twin Plug heads, Twinfire Ignition, BLwur, Ruf Intercooler, Powerhaus headers, Zork, CIS Euro FD, 009 injectors, DOD, DP Lid, 044 pump, 930 4 sp LSD, Mocal 44 w/fan, LM2, Brembo, Retroair, Euromeisters. |
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09-06-2019, 03:22 AM
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Hot Euro (from PO)
