One other thing. If you go looking for someone to insure with a stated
value policy, a lot of the bigger insurances companies don't directly sell
these. You might need to go to a local broker that deals and can write
policies for multiple companies. Just be careful that it's a reputable
company and also beware of the brokerage fees they'll charge to write the
policy. They can range from $50-300 sometimes.
Eric

> I spoke with another club member about this once and
> he said there is something called "STATED VALUE"
> insurance.
>
> You tell THEM what YOU feel the car is worth to you,
> and they cover it for that amount, allbeit at a MUCH
> higher premium.
>
> --- lettywells2000 <lettywells2000@...> wrote:
>> I need to have a value set on my car for insurance.
>> Currently, all I
>> have is liability, and I want full coverage. Would
>> I have to go to
>> someone special to get a proper value put on a car
>> this old, or will
>> a regular appraiser at a dealership do just as well?
>> I'm not sure
>> how to set a value for it, but I was told to get it
>> appraised. Any
>> suggestions?
>>
>> Letty