squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Heh I've got a question to put to y'all. My old truck was insured with a declared value of $25,000 cdn of course. I'm having a bit of a difference of opinion with the estimator who has thus far offered me $22,000.
I would like y'alls opinion on whether I'm off my rocker or not.
So my question is on the value of my old truck.
My old truck was/is a 1990 f-700 forestry bucket truck with a vo55 versalift 55' working height lift. It has a ford 6.6 diesel in it and juice brakes. Recently I had put a new transmission (not used or rebuilt but brand new and a new pto), all new brakes, new tires and wheels as well as kept up on all maintenance and certs. Also new paint.
My 25cdn converts to roughly 23us. Remember what I'm asking about is a value of my truck not a value for a beat or fixer upper version of the same but a flawless running and extremely well maintained/clean version of my same truck. Also what needs to be factored in is the fact that advertised right now in BC is one yes one forestry unit bucket truck. And my value is based on the local market, not the eastern us or southern us. So something should be figured in for transporting if you're thinking it would go cheaper in your market.
Here is the most recent picture I have which doesn't show the new wheels/tires.
I would like y'alls opinion on whether I'm off my rocker or not.
So my question is on the value of my old truck.
My old truck was/is a 1990 f-700 forestry bucket truck with a vo55 versalift 55' working height lift. It has a ford 6.6 diesel in it and juice brakes. Recently I had put a new transmission (not used or rebuilt but brand new and a new pto), all new brakes, new tires and wheels as well as kept up on all maintenance and certs. Also new paint.
My 25cdn converts to roughly 23us. Remember what I'm asking about is a value of my truck not a value for a beat or fixer upper version of the same but a flawless running and extremely well maintained/clean version of my same truck. Also what needs to be factored in is the fact that advertised right now in BC is one yes one forestry unit bucket truck. And my value is based on the local market, not the eastern us or southern us. So something should be figured in for transporting if you're thinking it would go cheaper in your market.
Here is the most recent picture I have which doesn't show the new wheels/tires.