The insurance company might give you the opportunity to match whatever salvage bid they get for the truck.
You might also be able to include in the claim, storage for the truck until it is sold.
May be you can trade the cost of storage for the truck, for payment to buy the truck
Burnt engine
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I'd wait a see what they are going to pay you for your truck first. Don't forget about the deductible. Let them show their cards first.
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Agreed. Your doing them a favor. They own a burnt up truck, not you.SAR and spsauerland Thank this. -
As everyone else said, engines junk.
Only thing that looks good on the truck is the rear clip.daf105paccar, SAR and spsauerland Thank this. -
Scrap price for a truck (at least when I looked it up a couple years ago) was about $2,500 cdn. You'd probably get about $2,000-$5,000 for the rear clip depending on mileage, diff models and suspension type.
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