964 Insurance valuation
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Steve Brookes
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I'm pretty sure that the club no longer offers a valuation service.
When did that stop then Steve?
Steve Brookes
Moderator
It was mentioned in the members only section of the forum earlier this year but maybe there's been a U turn if it's now mentioned on the main website (as tscaptain mentions above)?
pauljmcnulty
Active member
I don't think there's been a decision on valuations, and as far as I'm aware it's still offered.
Whether you go to the Club, an indie, or self-cert your valuation, it's going to need updating if prices change significantly.
I wonder if people have monthly updates to their valuation when the prices are dropping? [
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Whether you go to the Club, an indie, or self-cert your valuation, it's going to need updating if prices change significantly.
I wonder if people have monthly updates to their valuation when the prices are dropping? [
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Presumably, and SWMBO with the 993 has yet to test this, the premium will increase along with the valuation? Similarly, the premium on mine should fall monthly along with the value of the car......[] Out of interest when I asked Locktons what they actually need with respect to re-valuations to the 993 they said just a letter on headed paper from a company/individual who knows something about values! So I took that to mean I can just pop in to PC Exeter and ask them to put a revised valuation on their headed paper without having to wait weeks for a club valuation. Worth asking one's own insurer what they actually require?
] Out of interest when I asked Locktons what they actually need with respect to re-valuations to the 993 they said just a letter on headed paper from a company/individual who knows something about values! So I took that to mean I can just pop in to PC Exeter and ask them to put a revised valuation on their headed paper without having to wait weeks for a club valuation. Worth asking one's own insurer what they actually require?
davidcross
New member
Don't oftebn post on here but FWIW ive just requested a valuation for from HQ with no problem so looks like the service is still offered
The valuation was free!!!
JZM get quite excited about rebuilds, retrims and repaints, due to the sort of cars they sell, in order to give the biggest valuations. History is of great importance too.
My engine was rebuilt at around 120K, so only 35K miles ago, but that was too long ago for them. There is nothing wrong with the engine, so I won't be dropping £6-8K on a rebuild any time soon. I won't be spending £5K on a retrim, because it isn't going to really improve my driving experience, although replacing the drivers side bolster leather panel & a recolonisation are not beyond the realms of possibility. The bodywork is getting sorted as I go along, it's going in tomorrow for some ongoing restoration work.
Mine is a good honest car will a comprehensive history & is valued as such, but it's nowhere near the £30s to £40s that have been bandied about for the very best low mileage cars.
vitesse
Active member
Colin,
That's a neat way of avoiding answering David's question but good to see you are going to re-colonise your 964-after all ,why should the Germans have it all their own way.[]
I just wish I could re-colonise our Guards Red 964 C2-but sadly until our properties sell,it's 924S's or nout[&o]
That's a neat way of avoiding answering David's question but good to see you are going to re-colonise your 964-after all ,why should the Germans have it all their own way.[
]I just wish I could re-colonise our Guards Red 964 C2-but sadly until our properties sell,it's 924S's or nout[&o]
Steve Brookes
Moderator
Values are getting sillier by the day. There's currently a C4 coupe on PH classifieds for £45K.
Steve Brookes
Moderator
Agree it's nice and have read a lot about it but £45K is too much for any regular 964 IMHO.
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