lozcb
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Hi Adam , thought i would post this
, http://www.copart.co.uk/c2/homeSear...e2s1&lotId=15562420&returnPage=SEARCH_RESULTS
Its a perfect example of the lack of rhyme or reason that insurance companies use to catergorize cars today , this is cat X in other words the least amount of damage and or stolen recovered
In my view that should be Cat C with the legs bent and twisted , but with the right gear easily pulled and straightened but definately a C
The Aston on the previous thread should of been Cat X not a Cat C
Its really about some insurance companies bending the rules to reclaim their losses , its worth a lot more as an X rather than a C about £10K difference at the auction
regards loz
, http://www.copart.co.uk/c2/homeSear...e2s1&lotId=15562420&returnPage=SEARCH_RESULTS
Its a perfect example of the lack of rhyme or reason that insurance companies use to catergorize cars today , this is cat X in other words the least amount of damage and or stolen recovered
In my view that should be Cat C with the legs bent and twisted , but with the right gear easily pulled and straightened but definately a C
The Aston on the previous thread should of been Cat X not a Cat C
Its really about some insurance companies bending the rules to reclaim their losses , its worth a lot more as an X rather than a C about £10K difference at the auction
regards loz