Agreed Value

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Looking at Collector's Insurance and I want to see what kind of value I should put on the truck. I called Hagerty, Grundy and American Collectors. I told them $25K but I think that value is way low. Any input on the value?

2006 Quad Cab
Inferno Red
42K miles
Navigation
Factory Entertainment System
Stock except for Paxton Supercharger
 
Looking at Collector's Insurance and I want to see what kind of value I should put on the truck. I called Hagerty, Grundy and American Collectors. I told them $25K but I think that value is way low. Any input on the value?

2006 Quad Cab
Inferno Red
42K miles
Navigation
Factory Entertainment System
Stock except for Paxton Supercharger
If it were me, I'd bump it up at least $10K just to play it safe. Just my opinion though.
 
Looking at Collector's Insurance and I want to see what kind of value I should put on the truck. I called Hagerty, Grundy and American Collectors. I told them $25K but I think that value is way low. Any input on the value?

I use Country Financial and the quote was based on purchase price, however its value is market driven. Worth mentioning truck is categorized as a "pleasure only" limited 10K miles annually.

In the event of a total loss insurance will pay current market value. Vs and agreed amount where you pay based on the mount to want to insure.

I also have mine under "storage" rates. $80 for the year. When I use it, I email my carrier and coalition gets added. In storage rates you get all the coverages minus coalition, it's supposed to be stored.

Lastly, 6 months with full coverage is around $500 with 500/500/1M & $500 deductible.
 
Thanks. I'll look up Country Financial and see what they have to say. I like the "storage" part. The truck is currently insured with AAA and they allow me to put the truck in "storage" dropping collision coverage. It's just that if the truck was in an accident then AAA isn't going to give me anything for it.
 
Thanks. I'll look up Country Financial and see what they have to say. I like the "storage" part. The truck is currently insured with AAA and they allow me to put the truck in "storage" dropping collision coverage. It's just that if the truck was in an accident then AAA isn't going to give me anything for it.
If you're a veteran, look at USAA. They may have something, that's who I use for my full coverage on my truck.
 
[Hagerty, I have 2006 RC same color, 15K miles 35K stated value and I can bump it up, but so goes the ins. price, kinda got to pick what you can live with. Stated value is about twice the price of regular blu book insurance.
 
Can't use USAA. I'm like Rob Gronkowski. I'm not a veteran but I am special.

I'm shying away from Hagerty because they won't insurance my Thunderbird. I would like to keep all vehicles with the same company. So far, Grundy seems to have the best overall rate and will insure the Thunderbird. I don't have to do anything at this very moment so I'm still shopping around to see what's out there.
 

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