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Posted by bruce on July 02, 2002 at 17:37:10:
My boat sank and the insurance company wants to repair it. They allowed
me to send it to the shop of my choice. Now the shop is having a hard time
acquiring parts from the manufacturer and says it will take several more months
minimum to repair the boat. The insurance adjuster said at or above a particular
undisclosed repair cost they would pay me the full benefit of the policy
and scrap the boat. I would like to see this happen so I may get my wife
into a boat ASAP and one we are not afraid will sink again. What if any
action may I take to encourage or demand total loss or a speedier repair.
Anyone that can help me please reply. The boat is a 2001 bayliner ciera
2855 and has a book value between 50,000 and 63,000 it is insured for 50,000.
The insurance company is nationwide
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