2010 Russo & Steele Tent Disaster in Scottsdale
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KMCBOSS
RED GT owner
Empty Pockets
ex-GT Owner
GTNJ
GT Owner
gtjoey
Keep Smiling - GT Owner
- Oct 14, 2005
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Looks like gt90 and gt proto did not sell.....make the call little tiger, stop purring around, my little orange dental hygenist tiger friend......60,000 and abasta fini !! gtjoey1314:thumbsup P.S. I HEAR THERES ANOTHER SONIC BLUE OUT THERE WITH SPECIAL STYLING STAY TUNED.......:thumbsup
The Ford GT shell sold for something over $100k. At least that's what I was told by 2 people there. One person said $110k and the other said $120k.
Kingman
GT Owner
Empty Pockets
ex-GT Owner
Kayvan
GT Owner
- Jul 13, 2006
- 4,782
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Didnt see any million+ $ rides; unless the Cuda Hemi Vert and all the Shelbys combined are real.
Only issue they might have is how they define this "event"....if the claim is one (1) storm "event" v. 600 "event" claims...then their insurer might have event maximum limits. This would be out of the hands of the primary insurers (ie, classic insurers) and decided by the Cat. Re-insurers who have stop loss limits / attachment points regardless of what the primary insurers wants to do to make insureds whole.
Thats where the # of large ticket/claims could be make or break; while the owners would be protected; their underwriters would surely subrogate the claims toward any deep pockets....which would quickly add up.
Didnt see any million+ $ rides; unless the Cuda Hemi Vert and all the Shelbys combined are real.
Only issue they might have is how they define this "event"....if the claim is one (1) storm "event" v. 600 "event" claims...then their insurer might have event maximum limits. This would be out of the hands of the primary insurers (ie, classic insurers) and decided by the Cat. Re-insurers who have stop loss limits / attachment points regardless of what the primary insurers wants to do to make insureds whole.
Thats where the # of large ticket/claims could be make or break; while the owners would be protected; their underwriters would surely subrogate the claims toward any deep pockets....which would quickly add up.