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If you totalled a car and repaired it without getting a salvage title had full covereage and totalled it again a few weeks later what should the difference between the values in the two claims be? |
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You must provide that salvage title in order to claim for the collision aspect of this current claim.
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Salvage claims what do they mean? How do you get salvage car values? I totalled my car retained and repaired it without getting a salvage title had full covereage and totalled it again a few weeks later what should the difference between the values in the two claims be? Your car has been totalled once but fixed now it has a salvaged title now it has been hit again and is getting totalled?
