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I am sure the insurance company will not care at all that my cng cav is going to be a little harder to replace then just a gas cav. It was a 1998 with close to 160k on it, but it had a spotless body and interior, a new engine, new tires, new brakes, new struts, new starter, new HPR, all new belts , filters, hoses etc. I am really bummed out, I have more in it to make it a nice driver then I am about to get out of it I am sure. What are these cavs worth? Whats an amount I should fight for?
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Re: Well my little cav is totaled
I sure hate for anyone to lose a ride in an accident. How did it happen?
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Re: Well my little cav is totaled
Sorry to hear about your loss. Hope you came through unscathed. As for the value... search EBay and look at completed listings to get a feel for the market on them. There's still quite a few of them around. They come out of GSA fairly regularly, as well as utilities and other fleets and show up with pretty good regularity on the auction sites, CraigsList, and in the Market Place forum here. Best of luck with replacing it. It might be worth buying it from the insurance company for all the $ you have in it. Might be a good investment as a parts car for it's replacement.Comment
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Re: Well my little cav is totaled
How much are you hoping to get from it? We get calls fairly often from insurance adjusters to find the value of CNG vehicles. Feel free to have them contact me.
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Re: Well my little cav is totaled
If you buy if from from your insurance company and want to part it out, let me know, I would be interested in some of your pieces!Comment
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Re: Well my little cav is totaled
A few months ago I bought a 1999 bi fuel Cav with 19K miles for $1200 at auction and sold it with 26K miles for $4900. So, I would think somewhere in between.Comment
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