Come on guys, he asked for an insurance value. All this beating around the bush isn't going to help him.

Tiny's advice is what you need.
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FYI buy an "agreed value" policy rather than a "stated value" policy. There are professional appraisers that will give you a written appraisal for a fee.
As explained by my insurance agent, an old truck in itself is worth nothing according to an insurer. You need an appraisal to show what it's worth.

Also, if you aren't planning to use the truck daily you can save money by buying a classic insurance policy. These have restrictions though that you need to check into.

There is an excellent "Tech Tip" on this subject on this site. See the link at the top of the page.


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