There is a decent introductory and "what-it-means" article on Insurance
in the current issue of the British Car Magazine. (Aug/Sep)
Parish simply asks you to state what your vehicle is worth; you submit
photos to substantiate; and they are able (I assume) to determine if you
fall within the ranges of the various pricing guides, etc.
I have no knowledge of claim service; but it is my guess that you will
need to "prove" that the car was in the condition you stated on the
policy. (parts lists; paid receipts; other photos taken at regular
intervals, etc.)
Usual disclaimers re: British Car Mag. & Parish Ins.
Later,
Carl F. Musson (musson@arts.usf.edu)
'58 TR3A TS25264L www.arts.usf.edu/~musson/triumph/
Tampa, Florida (USA)
-----Original Message-----
From: drew@pixar.com [SMTP:drew@pixar.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 1997 11:41 AM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Parish Insurance report and Q. Has anyone
made a claim?
A while ago when insurance was being talked about, the subject
of
"stated value" was brought up. How does this work with Parish?
Is the car appraised and Parish agrees to pay the owner that
much
if the car is totaled?
One of these days I'll have another Triumph and need to know
about
these things.
Drew
On Jul 30, 8:31am, John Cowan wrote:
> Subject: Parish Insurance report and Q. Has anyone made a
claim?
> Called Parish and got a quote of $275 for their standard
coverage for my
> '60 TR-3A. Their underwriters are CIGNA for reasonably priced
cars and
> Lloyd's of London for those over $150,000. I was favorably
impressed.
>
> Anyone made a claim on a policy of theirs? If so, were you
paid
> promptly and fully?
>
> John Cowan
>-- End of excerpt from John Cowan
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Drew Rogge
drew@pixar.com
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