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alainmoran
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Post by alainmoran »

I'm with Footman James, and according to their policy docs, to increase the value, you need to send them new photos with a description of the work which has been done.

Alternatively, get a professional valuer to put a price on it, and they'll probably change the value for you.
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Post by rayofleamington »

Yes the car should be worth more than a grand with good bodywork and good running gear.

For most classic insurance companies you'll need to do a new vehicle condition form with new pics and the description of work done (helps if you have reciepts but not essential)

The club have approved valuers - a list is available by post or on the members area of the Website.
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Post by Gareth »

Don't forget to tell them that you have modified your car by exchanging the 803cc for a 948cc engine.
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