The appraisals are tricky on these cars. To give you a little background: I live in Ga.
1) In Ga, before you can get a tag,
2) you must provide the state with proof of insurance
3) In order to get insurance on a car like that, you must get an appraisal to arrive at an "agreed-to-value".
4) get the appraisal and jump through all the hoops.
An appraiser for a car like that can be very difficult to find as most appraisers are licensed to do newer car collision appraisals for accident repair/replacement. Very simply, they look in a book or on the internet and get the values for the insurance company. I was able to locate a certified classic/muscle car National appraiser and judge for National Level car shows. Hard to get these folks because of all they must do to get this certification. Most won't do it. If you can find one, they charge anywhere between $250.00 to $500.00, depending on how much work must be done to arrive at the correct value... Hope this helps a little..........
