Valuation for Agreed Value Cover

[WhyTwo]

Jhonno said:

They seem to have fairly sensible valuations!

Assuming they recognise that your car exists. No 2004 option!

[Byker28i]

Well, I provided the club with a lot of photos, my v5c, lots of evidence of work done and Marvyn's ticked all the concours boxes and assesed my car at £35k, thinking it's one of the best early 4.2 cerberas around.

I'm not sure it's that good, there's still small points on the interior need doing, but I think around £28-30k would be a fair purchase price looking at adverts, but as an insurance value, I'll take the £35K.

The best thing is my wife has suddenly stoped moaning about the latest bills, the money spent on it...

[ukkid35]

Since my car spent most of the last two years on axle stands, I never got around to dealing with the valuation

Has anyone got any updates or recent experience to add to the advice given previously?

[gruffalo]

I took mine to STR8SIX, as you would expect;-)

They wrote a description of the car which I sent to the insurers and that was it job done and a £40k agreed valuation.

[ukkid35]

gruffalo said:

I took mine to STR8SIX, as you would expect;-)

They wrote a description of the car which I sent to the insurers and that was it job done and a £40k agreed valuation.

Lewknor - not sure why, but I never realised they were that close to me, will try to book something for a Saturday morning - Thanks