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Old 12-06-2013, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Cashburn View Post
Will do - thanks.

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Originally Posted by 427 ISH View Post
I have a declared value. I agree, leaving to "Replacement" value, based on the market will get me another Cobra - However, it will not be "My Cobra". I know where every wire and nut is on mine. If totaled, I will want that same value. I am paying a bit more for the overstated value (versus market value), but I will want to build another if total loss occurs, not buy one.
That's what I'm talking about!

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Originally Posted by kevins2 View Post
I'm not an insurance expert by any means, but I don't believe these cars follow the same depreciation rules as a "normal" car. The market is certainly a factor, but it is more likely that your Cobra replica will be worth close to its original value over time (or even more, possibly) than your daily driver would...or even a Mercedes.
Agreed 100%

Thanks everyone for your feedback!
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