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pvkj454 · 12-04-2010, 10:21 AM

Do not settle or sign anything until they pay you what it is worth. It took a guy that I know 6 months to get the other persons insurance to pay what his restored 1948 Plymouth was worth. He gave them the choice of finding another as nice as his, paying the body shop of his choice to fix it or paying what he had in it in receipts and letting him keep the car. They finally did the last option.

I am paying $405/6mo for $20k stated value on my truck. They told me to keep all receipts and a lot of photos. The also said an appraisal would be best.

12-04-2010, 10:21 AM	#34
pvkj454 Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lafayette Tennessee Posts: 37	Re: Insurance is totaling my truck. Do not settle or sign anything until they pay you what it is worth. It took a guy that I know 6 months to get the other persons insurance to pay what his restored 1948 Plymouth was worth. He gave them the choice of finding another as nice as his, paying the body shop of his choice to fix it or paying what he had in it in receipts and letting him keep the car. They finally did the last option. I am paying $405/6mo for $20k stated value on my truck. They told me to keep all receipts and a lot of photos. The also said an appraisal would be best. __________________ 1986 Chevy crew dually 4x4, 1995 6BT Cummins, 5x12 injectors, 3k gov kit, modified AFC, hybrid Super 40/HX35 turbo, boxed frame, 19.5 wheels. Last edited by pvkj454; 12-04-2010 at 10:26 AM.