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I thought that comes from Hagerty drivers club? Is this flatbed?

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Image was AI generated according the original poster. Whether the trailer itself is sourced from being a real thing or not, I'm not sure. A few things are questionable such as wheels, triangles on fenders, upright taillights and where the straps go could all be AI.

My last conversation with state farm told me that they do not do state value policy with a caveat of doing some antique policies that have an appraisal. They also told me that have no way of determining the value of vehicle at this time and it will only be done once vehicle is totaled by claims based on KBB and comps in the local market. So I'm paying a premium for an arbitrary value thats determined by KBB (not applicable) or local comps (not applicable). None of this makes sense from a customer viewpoint to continue doing business with them. Likely will switch over to Hagerty in spring.

Right but he also needs a truck. I've looked into this not too long ago before we secured a tow vehicle as I always had to borrow one. As mentioned Enterprise has truck fleet locations and Home Depot trucks are also an option although I'm not sure if they have to return to same location

I know it's fluid but I'd like a ballpark not a number I'll pin them on. Am I getting an offer for $20k if it's totaled or $40k? Statefarm recently let me know that even though they ask me what I paid for the car it's not agreed value with them, it's regular policy. Statefarm is easier for me to have as a policy but a true agreed value Hagerty policy is about the same amount of money as State Farm So if my State Farm is covering me for half the value of what my agreed policy quote is with Hagerty it makes sense to switch. Which is why I'd like to know exactly what ballpark value I'm being covered for with State Farm.

You might have an answer for an insurance question for me. I'm with state farm now. Is there any way to know exactly what they value the car at in an event of a total loss? It's not like I can KBB it. I know an adjuster will find a value for it after the event but it would be nice to know what total value I'm actually paying my premium on.

We have a scraper bot already @Croc Hints to refine the tool is one discussion If you're just looking for a good Duratec SV I'd have a budget of around $40k and it goes +/- from there depending how many others want that similar color/spec, location, registration docs etc at the same time. Full range would likely be about $35k to $45k+, likely going more towards $45k due to 420R spec being closer to top of the range.

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