<VV> Trying to appraise my Greenbrier-Need help on Value
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lonwall at corvairunderground.com
Thu Mar 24 13:13:54 EST 2005
Normally I never value vehicles without seeing them , but in this case
Taylor is correct. While there may be unusual circumstances with your
particular vehicle , only a physical appraisal could determine that. And
that appears to be the point. Stock restored Greenbriars simply do not
bring $15,000.00, at least, not as an established rule. You may not need
an appraisal up to $20,000.00 but look at it this way - Does that mean
that you could claim $19,999.00 on a poorly restored 1962 4 door without
question from Taylor? Obviously there is a logical line drawn
somewhere. Lon
Gail P Policella wrote:
>I am trying to get my 1964 Greenbrier appraised. It is restored to
>factory original and of Concourse quality. I need to comprise
>information for the appraiser to determine the value of the Greenbrier.
>Any one have any information or assistance in getting the highest
>appraisal and or what information should I have ready. I spent alot more
>money on the restoration than it is worth but, want to try and cover the
>expense as much as possible. I do not have many receipts since alot of
>the NOS was purchased on line or privately.
>
>It is insured with JC Taylor and they will not insure it more than
>$15,000 with out an appraisal even thought they state on their
>application "up to $20,000 with out an appraisal". The underwriter
>personal told me he would not insure it more than $15,000 because his
>books state the car doesn't have that much value.
>
>Does any one know what the highest a Greenbrier has sold for ?
>
>Gail Policella
>Margate, FL
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