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monkeyrs6

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I wonder can anybody give some addvise. I live in Leeds and have come to re-insure my 993 Turbo. My car has been insured for £65k for the last two years but looking on Piston Heads and classic car sites i would estimate the replacement Value would be closer to £99k. When i spoke to my insurer they have asked for 6 Photos and a valuation. The photos will not be a problem but how do i go about getting it valued.. Do not really want to get ripped by porsche.. Car is in very good condition X50 midnight B with black sports seats and has 45k on clock with service history. I know it does not count for much but also has gt2 body and many tuneing upgrades. Does anybody know a valuer, I initially thought strass but does anyone have any other ideas.. Thanks Tim
 
ask you local garage to do a valuation

then get it agreed value insured with

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I have used PCGB for my last two valuations. Others have complained that their turn around is slow and that they don't always keep up to date with accurate valuations but I have found them reasonably quick. I supplied them with good photos of my C4S and a few additional ones above what they require and a detailed description of all the work that had been done and they gave a fair valuation in my opinion. It was accepted by my insurers no problem. Having said that it was nearly a year ago so needs doing again the rate they are going up in value.

Cue Zingari.
 
I think the turn-around is much faster now. I submitted in late July and they replied within 5 weeks.
 
Fourtuitous said:
I have used PCGB for my last two valuations. Others have complained that their turn around is slow and that they don't always keep up to date with accurate valuations but I have found them reasonably quick. I supplied them with good photos of my C4S and a few additional ones above what they require and a detailed description of all the work that had been done and they gave a fair valuation in my opinion. It was accepted by my insurers no problem. Having said that it was nearly a year ago so needs doing again the rate they are going up in value.

Cue Zingari.
I Take it PCGB Is Porsche main dealer, could you tell me what they Charged..Tim
 
I do valuations :thumb: (realistic trade values mind you :hand: )
 
Zingari said:
I do valuations :thumb: (realistic trade values mind you :hand: )
So as the man with the best part of 8000 posts what do you think it would cost me if i wanted to replace it based on what i said
 

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monkeyrs6 said:
Zingari said:
I do valuations :thumb: (realistic trade values mind you :hand: )
So as the man with the best part of 8000 posts what do you think it would cost me if i wanted to replace it based on what i said

:?: Hmmm.................Its been messed around with a bit since it left the factory hasn't it
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We're in the 'specialist territory' here where I'll need to do some number crunching first :what:
 
:dont know: Sorry i'm not the whitest bride out there :eek: Always wanted Gt2 but out of my price range. Body was bastardized by porsche, engine and suspension by John watson. So yes messed about with, but by a doctor not a Vet :lol: TIM
 
Porsche Club Great Britain. They do valuations for free if you are a member.
 
Peter B said:
I think the turn-around is much faster now. I submitted in late July and they replied within 5 weeks.

:grin:
 

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