Does anyone currently have an agreed value policy and if so who are your insurers?
Thanks for the above information by the way.
Yes - but it was a struggle!! Hopefully this will help you & anyone else looking. Believe me I tried everywhere including my classic insurer who already has 3 older cars on a policy. Some of the classic insurers would put the Coupe onto a classic policy but refused to give an agreed value as it was "too new".
I needed to get a proper classic policy with agreed value (part of the man maths involved the Coupe onto an agreed value policy freeing up the NCD for the new Abarth!).
Anyway the only place I could find was Heritage Insurance (part of Norton). They have given me a full classic policy including agreed value on a 1999 Coupe 20V - contact Tim Bishop 0121 2466065 and he may be able to help.
They do have several Coupe's insured as he checked the other valuations - they are quite spread out I think!
You will need to prove that the car is a proper classic (not just an old car) in that it is used sparingly (I have a 3000 mile limit) and probably that you have access to another car - I have several others so that helps! There is not necessarily a requirement to garage it, but this will depend on where you live (you also won't get class 1 business use on the car on this policy).
To get an agreed value you will need to supply at least 6 current photos (all four sides, plus interior and engine bay). You will also need to explain why you think your valuation is reasonable - in my case the car is in great condition, has a perfect service history, low mileage, recaro leather, and has appeared at Alexandra Palace & the NEC Classic Car Shows. You don't need all of that, but the more you can explain, the better your chance of a good agreed value! I wasn't asked for an independent valuation but did offer to get one from the Fiat Motor Club valuer if it was needed.
Let us know how you get on - I hope this saves you a load of wasted time and gnashing of teeth!!!
Cheers, Gavin.