Agreed Value? Wots it worth?!

[Ziggy]

Insurance is due for renewal, & I wanna go somewhere decent this time - Ie where I'll not be out of pocket if some lowlife has away with my car or whatever. I figure getting an agreed value's got to be important - I don't want someone coming back & saying "it's a 20 year old car - have £500". So what's it worth?? Best quote's currently from Flux, I've not asked about an agreed valuation yet, but all the mods are declared & covered.

Some of you saw it at Gaydon - the '87 zinnobar 325i cab?
For those who didn't;
v.good paint (resprayed a couple of years ago - before I got it, just had the bonnet, boot & an arch done - no rust), v.good leather, all the toys (cruise, heated seats, obc etc), 130k miles, 16" Hartge splitties (as soon as they're polished! ), 3.91LSD, fair bit of ICE, Racing Dynamics mani, Supersprint 'zorst, BBTB, chip, strutbrace, lowered on adjustable rear springs, m3 shocks, zender front & rear skirts, bmw option front skirt.


So any ideas?

Ta!!

[placey]

try hic (herts insurance consultants) - they use highway to underwrite (at least some of) their agreed value policies. to get an agreed value you have to take a load of pics (they accept digi pics on cd, helpfully,) fill out a form and send the lot to them. they then pore over it a while and either agree the valuation you've made or knock it down a bit and issue a certificate to that effect. they also take on modded cars and protect no claims bonuses already gained so all in all they provide a good service.

if you can get a valuation in writing from the car club and/or find some classifieds with similar to yours for sale at around the same money as you're asking this will help matters along nicely. a magazine feature also helps massively, but may be more difficult to arrange.

paul

[DaveD]

norton insurance gave me a good quote(£300) and i think they used highway icc 7500 miles and pics