
As a few of you know, I have given up the bodywork trade after 20 years, and have moved on to being a motor insurance assessor.
I write off even more cars and now I deal with bikes too. One of the bike insurance companies insist that I value the salvage before I have a buyer,
and if a buyer cannot be found, I have to buy the salvage myself. I wrote off a CBR1000 on friday, the bike was worth £3800, and I valued the salvage
at 15% so I wont get stuck with it. If a buyer doesn't bite, I will be stuck with a CBR1000 with 22k on the clock for £570.
Then I got to thinking........
Can't you get into trouble for thinking like that !!
Jason
Blimey mark people might start thinking you are a londoner thinking like that 
Oh dear, do you mean to tell me that the salvage is worth more that £570?
Who on earth would want a damaged motorcycle, when the only thing undamaged is the engine, clocks and wiring and modules? i just cannot
think............
LOL
Nice job mark,i'll put that with my list of favourite jobs along with dazzas flying illegals to there homeland and donuts house husband
Mark,
you and I will need to talk....
quote:I really wish you were local to me - I'm looking for a donor at the moment & it'd be really nice to have someone able to keep an eye open for me.
Originally posted by Mark Allanson
...I have given up the bodywork trade after 20 years, and have moved on to being a motor insurance assessor. I write off cars...
thats totally daft! why the heck would someone want to price something high if they are gonna get stuck with it.... that ins co needs their bumps
felt
atb
steve
quote:
Originally posted by Strolls
[I really wish you were local to me - I'm looking for a donor at the moment & it'd be really nice to have someone able to keep an eye open for me.


It seems that the salvage has to be bought by a registered buyer - still looking into the complete picture