Agreed valuation !
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Griffski

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362 posts

277 months

Saturday 28th August 2004
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Anyone know if the TVRCC still offers the agreed valuation service?

If so what's the procedure?

crankedup

25,764 posts

272 months

Saturday 28th August 2004
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Hi Griffski, easiest to get yourself into the TVRCC site and get a direct answer

s27

501 posts

313 months

Saturday 28th August 2004
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Griffski said:
Anyone know if the TVRCC still offers the agreed valuation service?

If so what's the procedure?



Recently made an enquiry with the club on this point and the bottom line is no they do not offer this service.

Issues over liability insurance was the last update I had, having spoken to the club archivist to whom I was directed by the club.

SP

aphelion

81 posts

304 months

Saturday 28th August 2004
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so how do you get an agreed valuation for a fully restored 35 year old TVR now?? 'Classic & Sportscar' values are not up to the mark!

thegamekeeper

2,282 posts

311 months

Sunday 29th August 2004
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Valuation from a specialist perhaps

Griffski

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362 posts

277 months

Sunday 29th August 2004
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Just re-newed my policy with Classic Line as advertised in Sprint at a VERY competitive price.

They offer an agreed valuation and charge £15 for it, I have to send them photographs etc.

I was previously with Norwich Union Cherished Car Scheme where the agreed valuation was free, but still much more expensive overall.





TeGriffic

1,596 posts

280 months

Sunday 29th August 2004
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Don't Classic Line (KMG ?) do a self certified valuation upto sum insured £15,000 ?

Griffski

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362 posts

277 months

Monday 30th August 2004
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TeGriffic said:
Don't Classic Line (KMG ?) do a self certified valuation upto sum insured £15,000 ?


Correct! and they charge £15 and want to see 3 pics of the car (not digital).