I didn't, it was in the fine print! ;)
John
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I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of high end cars where the insured values were higher than the market value weren't left in the flood zones instead of moved to safety during Hurricane Sandy.
I heard a few stories.
John
There is a limit.
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You mean at the 512TR value of $162,000? If so, I would be shocked too! Please let me know who it was and they could gladly take mine at that price! Keep in mind, Hagerty is an insurance company. These values that they post (however they're cooked up), is just a way to bump up your premium to the value you AGREE with them for your car. More money they charge, more money they make... On the other hand, I have my GT4 insured with them and pegged it at their average for the condition it's in (which I consider conservatively between level 3 and 4 - I'm not fooling anyone, it's not a perfect car - so according to their value page, between $34500 to $47000). I'm happy. Certainly WAY MORE than what I paid for it 14+ years ago! Peter P.S. Hans, you still have yours (#10280)?
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