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Posted by tonyb on July 09, 2002 at 04:01:38:

In Reply to: 81 Corvette posted by Jim on July 08, 2002 at 21:48:39:

In a nutshell a total loss is one where the estimated repair cost, less the salvage value, exceeds the value of the vehicle. You may want to have a hand in establishing those three factors. If in the end you decide to accept a settlement based on total loss, you may want to do a search on this site for "total loss" for several references and rules on total losses. Have you filed a formal claim? You may want to look at:

• How to get WHAT YOU DESERVE (Excerpt from the book, "Policy Ensurance")

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