Kelley ( Classic Car ) Blue book values - Chevy Impala Forums

Thanks. FMV is pretty much what ever a person will pay. I have a reasonable idea of what its worth. It's more academic being that it will probably not be sold while I am alive. When I am gone, well, not much I can do about it. The simple answer is to go down to my insurance company and ask. They allegedly use the Kelley Blue Book Classic Car valuations. But inusurance companies lie, a lot. I was kinda in a bind when I put insurance on it. Therefore I would like to know from my own source before I speak to them about it. Bottom line is I will probably be changing the insurance on it. I called Hagerty and they seem to be right on line except one thing. They dont' want you to drive your car!!!!!! I can drive it 15K a year going to shows, out to dinner occasionally, cruising it. But god help me if I take it to the store for milk and something happens. Considered an errand. They told me it wont be covered. My car is for driving. Errands, cruising, work, etc., What ever I want. And the only limitations I should have is time and can I afford Premium gas. So that is why I am looking at all sources of valuation. The next step of course it to have it appraised. Which I will do because Farmers years ago first lied about the value they would give me, then denied they said it concerning an all stock 67 Galaxie XL500 fastback with the stock Q code 428 under the hood. I have learned not to trust insurance companies. Again thanks, I will look up the sources you gave me.

jeff

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fred thompson