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There is a fellow here, a former Navy hero, retired, that
works in the insurance industry. I forget the exact name.
I have a question in regards to some friends of mine, and
actually it will effect me fairly soon. So I'm wanting to
research the issue.
How do you insure a classic car?
How do you insure a classic car if the insurance company says
"no honda will ever be considered a classic".
I've heard about a phrase "agreed value", as well as
a replacement cost value.
So you can see where this is going.
Your CRX is 25 years old. It's mint, like it rolled off the
assembly line, you've put $14k into it, and a maniac
runs a redlight, and the insurance
company says the book value is $760.
Hope to hear from you thanks.
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87 CRX Si bought new, no rice
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