[Chrysler300] Mecum Auction Results, Continued...

[John Holst <jholst@xxxxxxxxx>]

If the price at auction is an indicator of the buyers satisfaction, 
and the sellers acceptance level on that particular day in time, how 
does one estimate the true/real value of the "Big Brute" out in the 
shop? The reason for the question is that I just received a statement 
from Hagerty's for my insurance for the coming year. The value was 
set several years ago has not changed (5+ years?), and perhaps I 
should reconsider the valuation set previously. In the event the "Big 
One" comes to Duncombe Iowa, and the car is lost. I might be 
disturbed at the value claimed, when "I" should have put more thought 
into the process thru the years. That would be my problem, but 
without some guidance or resource to fall back on, I am sitting still 
in the water for now. Just food for thought.

300'ly, John Holst - Hot, Steamy, Wet Iowa... 
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