When I crashed my chevy a couple years ago it was almost totaled. They told me the value of the truck was 25,000 and I could have bought the truck back for 2,000 so I would have got the truck plus 23,000 cash.
if progressing totals the truck i rebuild it i have to get it inspected by Ohio state police and get a salvage/rebuilt title
Totaling a vehicle means they will only pay up to the vehicle value and they get the vehicle. Thus, a $3000 truck only pays out $3000 and you lose the truck. That value is based on market or blue book. Your mods do not factor in. $20,000 blown nitro burner under the hood? No credit.
The buy back is a function of the salvage value of the vehicle. It is like a blue book value. Bottom dollar here is scrap value. There is almost no value added for modified parts on the vehicle as before.
Scrapping the title is insurance company's way or keeping the vehicle off the road. To salvage always requires full reinspection of the vehicle. There is no commercial specific aspects here BUT the rules vary from state to state. Know the full story before you go down this path. West Virginia used to be the easiest to salvage and they did not mark the titles as salvaged either. Wonder if that is still the case.
Unless you have a stated value policy, then the value is for what you insured it for. When I did my swap I wasn't willing to chance it, so I did a stated value policy for well over what I had receipts for. Only costs me an extra $80 every 6 months to have $25K in insurance VS blue book on mine which would be about $5K.
Unless you have a stated value policy, then the value is for what you insured it for. When I did my swap I wasn't willing to chance it, so I did a stated value policy for well over what I had receipts for. Only costs me an extra $80 every 6 months to have $25K in insurance VS blue book on mine which would be about $5K.
That's true, and is what you should do with a heavily modded vehicle or a collector vehicle. However, the premium is a bit of a crap shoot and depends a lot on how exposed the vehicle is to loss. Over the road hot shot, lots of exposure.
So what happened?
damn Adam sorry man. Buy back is a decent deal though, you won't have any issues making your money back and a decent profit.
I think you need a new project, build another one
The Malibu won't handle the torque without some serious cage work. Had a '78 and that thing twisted from the shitty little 305 in it.
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