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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Ken Culbertson on February 09, 2020, 09:47:28 PM
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Anybody out there had to put a price on a plane for insurance purposes?
Ken
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Anybody out there had to put a price on a plane for insurance purposes?
Whitely did it at one point, and now you have the Yatsenko models as a comp, so $4000 or so?
Brett
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I find it strange you would want to insure a model. For what purpose? Fire? Theft? That would be highly unlikely. I doubt any insurance co. would consider insurance against crash damage.
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I find it strange you would want to insure a model. For what purpose? Fire? Theft? That would be highly unlikely. I doubt any insurance co. would consider insurance against crash damage.
His house burned down, with airplanes in it.
Brett
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Considering the price of paint (and glue), I would say something north of $2000.00 %^@
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Considering the price of paint (and glue), I would say something north of $2000.00 %^@
That is a reasonable figure and what I was looking for. I just got off of the phone with our adjuster and as luck would have it, he comes from an RC family so he knows what goes into them. I will confirm this with everybody when I get the check but he said that a price from a reputable builder for a similar plane would qualify. Keep in mind that our planes are covered under the "contents" part of a policy. Thank God that my agent talked me into full replacement cost a couple of years ago.