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Re: Markb's 94 Cav Turbo (Originally A4 RAP)
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:24 pm
by Markb
Mazza wrote:Looking polished as ever - very nice
... and what's the agreed valuation by the insurance company?
Thanks. It means that you submit the value, you think the car is worth to the insurance company and they review it with the help of pictures and if they agree with you they will insure the car for that price and pay out that value if anything happens to the car rather than just pay out market value!
Re: Markb's 94 Cav Turbo (Originally A4 RAP)
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:28 pm
by Markb
Mazza wrote:What happen to the fog lights - they're missing?
Engine oil cooler and transfer box oil cooler in their place instead!
Re: Markb's 94 Cav Turbo (Originally A4 RAP)
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:38 pm
by Mazza
Correct.
.. just curios - your turbo is a nice example, the upgrades blend into the car nicely.
If you have any works done by specialists they will also take that into account
General market value - its a bit naff!
Re: Markb's 94 Cav Turbo (Originally A4 RAP)
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2017 6:35 am
by Markb
Mazza wrote:Correct.
.. just curios - your turbo is a nice example, the upgrades blend into the car nicely.
If you have any works done by specialists they will also take that into account
General market value - its a bit naff!
Not sure what you mean?
Do you mean if it has any work done via the insurance company? Or do you mean work service work in general?
As the majority of the work is done by me and friends that I trust.
Re: Markb's 94 Cav Turbo (Originally A4 RAP)
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2017 4:43 pm
by Mazza
If you had any work done by any body work, mechanic or similar then that evidence would also help with the overall valuation.
Re: Markb's 94 Cav Turbo (Originally A4 RAP)
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2017 5:02 pm
by Markb
Mazza wrote:If you had any work done by any body work, mechanic or similar then that evidence would also help with the overall valuation.
OK understand where you are coming from now. If it is general service work like cambelt, etc... then no they would expect this. If it was restoration work then yes of course it would.