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I-VAN - “Hobbyists Helping Hobbyists!”

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MEMBERS GET $75 OFF A STANDARD APPRAISAL!

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A typical I-VAN Appraisal involves significant research and documentation and provides a Certificate of Value for your collector vehicle.  There are numerous situations where is Certificate can be of significant value to a vehicle owner.  The cost of a typical Certified      I-VAN Appraisal is $275. Joined Clubs get s $75 reduction on their first standard Certified  I-VAN Appraisal.  Call 770-883-0160 or add the Club at +Add at SouthEastWheelsEvents.com Car Clubs

Club Membership verification required to qualify for the discount.

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Why Have Your Vehicle Appraised?

Insurance: Get “Agreed Value” Insurance. Protect your investment of Time and Money.

Selling a Collector Vehicle: An appraisal can be a tremendous help when selling a collector vehicle. 

Claim Settlement: Georgia has a Diminished Value in the Marketplace If you have had an accident, and had your vehicle repaired, you can request a “DV” settlement. If negotiations break down, either party can invoke “the appraisal clause”.

Estate: Our appraisal helps you properly document your vehicle assets

Divorce: Yes, the “D word”.  Don’t ever let a court or some attorney determine what your vehicle is worth.

Bankruptcy: Get an objective opinion of the value of your collector vehicle(s). 

Fraud: Our appraisal can help build your case.

Substandard restoration: Did you pay for a prize-winning restoration? Is the final version way short of expectations?

Buying a Collector Vehicle: A pre-purchase appraisal could protect you against overpaying for a vehicle. Find flaws before buying!

 

Provided by Mike Thies, an I-VAN Certified Appraiser (International Vehicle Appraisers Network) For more Information, call 770-883-0160. Email: Thies@I-VAN.org

 

I-VAN is a group of hobbyists who have come together through specialized training to create a true network of vehicle appraisers. Each of the appraisers has their own interests, knowledge base, and collection of vehicles; through the network we continually share our expertise. Our combined knowledge of vehicles, judging experience, and hobby expertise represents a broader scope of vehicle coverage than any other appraisal organization in existence.

All vehicles are personally inspected by the appraiser who prepares the finished appraisal report in order to ensure maximum acceptance in the marketplace and the legal community. All I-VAN appraisers are certified and required to update their certifications annually through continued education, training, and judging experience.

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