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Jul 29, 2019 | 09:39 PM

#11241

white89gt

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I use EaseUS's data recovery wizard to recover data, or if you are wanting to test the disk surface, their partition master does it too.

I don't care for their cloning software, but those two aforementioned programs are top notch.

Oh, and the sell price is actually pretty decent. I've seen those going for more than that.... but it looks pretty stock. I am going to insure mine to 12 grand through Haggerty. I like the fact you can name your price through them, because it is always worth more to you than anyone else.

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Jul 29, 2019 | 09:51 PM

#11242

white89gt

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Just a quick reminder to always check the stability before climbing under cars at the wrecking yard. This happened here today.....

https://kutv.com/news/local/man-crus...BsohUPZ2FeOHdw

Jul 29, 2019 | 11:12 PM

#11243

OhioLariat

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Originally Posted by white89gt

Thanks. I have their backup software. Yeah, no lost files, just the scan disk failure. I don't see where Partition Master mentions NAS drives, though. Only local. Am I missing it?

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Originally Posted by white89gt

Oh, and the sell price is actually pretty decent. I've seen those going for more than that.... but it looks pretty stock. I am going to insure mine to 12 grand through Haggerty. I like the fact you can name your price through them, because it is always worth more to you than anyone else.

They'll let *you* set the value on an agreed-value policy? I've seen that for stated-value policies (you can tell them it's worth anything you want, but it's up to you to prove it if/when there's a claim), but not agreed. I got stung with a stated-value policy when I totalled my '87.
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Jul 29, 2019 | 11:15 PM

#11244

OhioLariat

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Quote:

Originally Posted by white89gt

Just a quick reminder to always check the stability before climbing under cars at the wrecking yard. This happened here today.....

https://kutv.com/news/local/man-crus...BsohUPZ2FeOHdw

Man, that's terrible! I *always* shake the heII out of a car at those places before crawling inside or even partially under or in one. I wonder how well the waiver everyone signs will hold up.
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Jul 30, 2019 | 06:36 AM

#11245

white89gt

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From: Utah

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Originally Posted by OhioLariat

Thanks. I have their backup software. Yeah, no lost files, just the scan disk failure. I don't see where Partition Master mentions NAS drives, though. Only local. Am I missing it?

I took the HD out of my WD MyCloud (NAS) and used one of

these

to hook it into my laptop to scan it. If you have a desktop handy, you can plug it directly into that if you have space.

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That is how it was explained to me by a few guys at a car show I was in. They call it "guaranteed value".

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Originally Posted by OhioLariat

Man, that's terrible! I *always* shake the heII out of a car at those places before crawling inside or even partially under or in one. I wonder how well the waiver everyone signs will hold up.
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Me too.

Jul 30, 2019 | 08:54 AM

#11246

white89gt

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I don't mind helping people out, but when you can't look up one damn thing on your own, I'm out....

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/timing-...2/#post6279904

Jul 30, 2019 | 12:05 PM

#11247

OhioLariat

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From: Colorado

Quote:

Originally Posted by white89gt

I took the HD out of my WD MyCloud (NAS) and used one of these to hook it into my laptop to scan it. If you have a desktop handy, you can plug it directly into that if you have space.

That makes sense. Thanks. I have an external USB enclosure I should be able to use.

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Originally Posted by white89gt

That is how it was explained to me by a few guys at a car show I was in. They call it "guaranteed value".

OK, it's an "Agreed Value" policy. From the Hagery site: "Ask your insurance company what kind of coverage you have, and make sure it is Agreed Value or Guaranteed Value®*, as we call it here at Hagerty". They'll probably want a boatload of pics, etc., but that's the policy type you want.

Jul 30, 2019 | 12:13 PM

#11248

OhioLariat

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Quote:

Originally Posted by white89gt

I don't mind helping people out, but when you can't look up one damn thing on your own, I'm out....

https://www.f150forum.com/f6/timing-...2/#post6279904

I just couldn't help it. -- https://www.f150forum.com/f6/timing-...5/#post6280554

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.... jhbg

Jul 30, 2019 | 12:33 PM

#11249

white89gt

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Just did a chat with one of their agents.... here are the nuts and bolts of the conversation.... I cut all of the little small talk, lol.

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I am looking to insure my 89 Mustang GT with a company that specializes in classics. My question is about the agreed value. What needs to be done there? Do I need an appraisal, or is it what I believe its market value is?

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We do not need an appraisal through our program, Hagerty actually has a very in-depth valuation research team that pinpoints estimated market values based on private sales, auctions and other data to help us determine a correct market value for vehicles.

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My current insurance says they'd give me pretty much "whatever" if I were to wreck it, and that won't replace it, guaranteed.

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That tends to be how most regular insurance companies treat classics. We offer a Guaranteed value for your vehicle, so once your policy is issued with the value set on it by you, and agreed to by our underwriters, if there was a total loss, we'd provide you a check for the value listed on your declarations page. We don't count things like wear and tear into the claims payout either.

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a friend of mine told me that you also cover spare parts that I have collected over the years. I have interior pieces, speedometers, etc. that is hard to find - so I have accumulated some of this stuff over the years.

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Yes! There are options for spare parts coverage that would cover things for your Mustang that you've collected. It protects them against things like fire, theft, vandalism and natural disaster. We can also cover tools that you use to repair and restore your vehicle in a similar fashion, which tends to be a bit better than what you might get from your homeowners coverage in a lot of cases.

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One more question. I have a motor that I have built for it, but I am about a month out on installing it. Should I do the policy after that, or before? It runs and drives great right now, I just wanted to freshen things up a bit.

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You can get the policy today, and then when you've installed the new engine, give us a call and we can increase the value as appropriate for the new engine.

So yes, they will review it and see if they feel it is worth that much. I don't think I will have a problem though.... I want 10K - 12K on it. Looking at what some of them are going for, I think it's about right.