Jon

The insurers generally sell all the total losses to one salvage company.

EG Norwich Union use Blue Cycle.

They generally have a set

% that they get for each vehicle.

Some they win and some they loose on.

20% does sound high though

Have you had any response from the woman and her Insurers to say if they are accepting liability.

If they are then why no ask them to value the car.

If i am honest i would not let the car away till you agree a settlement.

This is as long as you are not charging the insurer to store it.

If the Insurers are being charged for storage by garages they generally pick them up quickly

( Some charge

£15 a day)

If its at your place then it makes no difference.

Value

If i were you i would send some photos of the car before they accident and i would also send some adds from the Autotrader.

Ebay, Forum etc that show cars of your condition at the priceyou paid.

It all helps.

The other thing is to let the Insurers know you are a member of the club and this is a club car.

This should let them know that this is not just a market value car

I recently did this when Mark

(Brother) totalled his Mk2 on the Skye trip.

managed to perswade Royal

& Sun Alliance to stick almost a grand on the original offer they would have made by doing this

Hope this helps

Shane