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From: "DR CHALLENGER" <drchallenger@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> JC Taylor refused to insure both my 73 dart AND 66 newport, said neither
> meet they requirement of being worth 6k, but Hagerty insures them both.
> Most of the classic carriers dont require an appraisal under 30k of value.
>
>
> >From: randalpark@xxxxxxx
> >>
> >Actually J.C. Taylor does exactly that. Maybe because I have been doing
> >business with them for 30 years without a single claim, and have over 15
> >cars on my policy, but they haven't questioned anything. I suspect that
> >they might want more documentation if a customer was asking for coverage on
> >a higher priced car. I valued my '60 Custom Sedan at $25,000 and that is
> >the highest of all that I have on the policy. Every couple of years they
> >ask me to review the numbers and make sure that they are still in line with
> >my expectations, but they also get paid more for every dollar of value
> >placed on the car. I have enjoyed a flawlessly executed business
> >relationship with them, and would recommend them to anyone.
> >
> >Paul W.
> >
> >
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: DR CHALLENGER
> >To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >Sent: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 6:53 pm
> >Subject: Re: IML: Declared Value insurance -
> >
> >
> >no insurance company will insure for WHATEVER valve you choose, they have a
> >figure and if want higher you will need an apprasail showing your value.Â
> >Â
> >>From: YBSHORE@xxxxxxxÂ
> >>>Â
> >>Fellow Imperialist's:Â
> >>Â
> >>Kenyon, as usual, is right. There are several insurance companies thatÂ
> >>cater to our vintage needs. JC Taylor will insure YOUR car for
> >WHATEVERÂ
> >>value you choose [and based on existing condition of vehicle with
> >>pictures] andÂ
> >>you will pay as such.....that said, these companies understand how we
> >careÂ
> >>for our cars ( low mileage, limited driving , baby care ) and it is
> >taken >intoÂ
> >>heavy consideration....and if recollection serves, although I wish I
> >couldÂ
> >>carry more, my cars are all in the same 3+/2- condition and my '68 300
> >for >25KÂ
> >>with all the inherent collision, and personal injury to 250K, etc.,
> >-evenÂ
> >>windows- costs me about $170 here in Massachusetts and my '56 Imperial
> >>with 25KÂ
> & gt;>worth of coverage costs just about that as well, the '55 New Yorker is
> >20KÂ
> >>and $130 or so, these rates existing on vanity/antique platesÂ
> >>ONLY......according to my insurance agent, I can raise 'my stake'
> >anytime, >paying for theÂ
> >>privilege of course, but satisfied.......Â
> >>Â
> >Â
> >Â
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