My insurance is coming up for renewal and I am looking for some help valuing
You should qualify for and agreed/classic insurance policy since the car is older than ten years.[
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You may well have to ring around to find an insurance company that will do this (take a look in Porsche Post to find one)
To help you get to the point where you and the insurance company can agree on a fixed price (ie and agreed policy value)
Talk to them. I would suggest that you look through car adverts (I know this car is rare) and put these before the insurance company.
Tell them you have found similar cars ie normal 993 Turbo but yours is worth more because it may have lower mileage, extras such as engine upgrade etc.
You could (if you are a Porsche club member) ask for a valuation from the Register Secretary..
After you have agreed a replacement sum you will need to supply photo's of the cars front, back, one each side, the inside and the
engine and boot. With the company I am with you will need to re-new these every three years.
When the car is insured for an agreed sum my insurer then returns my photos franked and stating its insured for £XXXXXXX.
This means that provided I am using the car within the terms of the policy should I incur a loss ie stolen, fire,or write off I will be able to recover whatever sum we had agreed.
