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thanks to those who responded.....still sorting out Edited by user Sunday, 8 July 2007 6:50:13 PM(UTC)
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Well Pam they seem to be selling for the $2000-$3000 mark. Having said that though if yours is immaculate pre crash I don't think that you will have any trouble getting a valuation for $5000 up.
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Hi There Pam,
I have to agree with Jim. If this car is as good as it sounds then there is NO WAY it should be insured at market value. It should be agreed value atleast $5000+. I have a low km HQ Holden Kingswood insured through Shannons insurance whic
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