CertifiedIndependentCentral Oklahoma

Know what it is worth.
And be able to prove it.

Wiley Conley appraises classic cars, customs and hot rods, muscle, late model cars and trucks, and whole collections across central Oklahoma. Agreed value for insurance, diminished value and total loss claims, estates, divorce, bankruptcy and pre-purchase inspections.

Every inquiry answered within 24 hours

NAAAMember #72300012
24 hrsEvery inquiry answered
In personHe comes to the vehicle
Flat feeNever tied to the value

What he appraises for

Nine reasons people call an appraiser

Every one of them ends the same way. A signed document that states an opinion of value and shows exactly how that number was reached.

Classic and collector

Agreed value insurance

Your carrier will not write an agreed value policy on a restored or modified car without one. This is the appraisal that decides what you are actually paid if the worst happens.

After a repair

Diminished value

A repaired vehicle is worth less than one that was never hit, even when the work is perfect. That gap is a real loss, and it belongs to you rather than the carrier.

When the offer is low

Total loss and appraisal clause

An independent actual cash value with the comparable sales printed behind it, prepared in the form the appraisal clause in your policy expects.

Before you buy

Pre-purchase inspection

An honest read on condition, originality and market value before the money moves. Cheaper than the mistake it prevents.

For the estate

Estate and probate

A defensible fair market value carrying the correct effective date, prepared so an attorney, a CPA or the IRS can rely on it.

For the court

Divorce settlement

One neutral number that both sides and the judge can work from, valued on the date counsel specifies rather than today.

For the filing

Bankruptcy

Schedule values a trustee will accept, prepared to be filed rather than argued about later.

For the lender

Financing

The documented value a bank or credit union needs on a vehicle their own book does not cover, which is most interesting cars.

Ongoing

Collection consulting

Guidance on assembling, insuring, dividing or selling a collection, and on what a disputed claim is really worth pursuing.

The deliverable

Every number on it shows where it came from.

An insurer, a trustee, a lender or a judge acts on the written appraisal, not on a figure over the phone. Each report states the vehicle, the comparable sales it relied on, the adjustments made to them, and the value those add up to.

  • Full vehicle identification and conditionVIN, drivetrain, options, colors, mileage, and a graded condition assessment.
  • Comparable sales, with the adjustments shownNot just a list of prices. What each one was adjusted for, and by how much.
  • A stated value, and how it was reachedThe conclusion follows from the table above it, every time.
  • Dated photographs from the inspectionTaken in person, stamped, and tied to the condition notes.
  • Signed certification and credentialsIncluding a statement that the fee was never contingent on the value reported.
  • Supporting documents reproduced in fullListings, estimates and records attached exactly as received.
Total Loss Appraisal
#A-SAMPLE
Auto Appraisal Network, Inc.
Wiley Conley, Franchise Owner
NAAA Member# 72300012
Valuation summary
Average comparable vehicle price$67,300.00
Total deductions / negative adjustments0.00
Total positive adjustments950.00
Final appraised actual cash value (ACV)$68,250.00
Insurance company offer$54,900.00
Difference (ACV - offer)$13,350.00
Recommended settlement amount$68,250.00 USD
Comparable vehicles
#Year / Make / Model / TrimMilesPrice (USD)Source
11969 Chevrolet Camaro SS 39642,110$66,400bringatrailer
21969 Chevrolet Camaro SSn/a$61,500mecum
31969 Chevrolet Camaro SS 396n/a$74,000bringatrailer
Wiley Conley
Franchise Owner  /  NAAA #72300012

How it goes

Four steps, no surprises

01

Tell him about it

Send the year, make, model and why you need the appraisal. Photos help but are not required yet. You get an answer within 24 hours.

02

A call, then a flat quote

A short conversation to scope the work, then a fixed fee in writing. The fee is never a percentage of the value, because that would compromise the appraisal.

03

He comes to the vehicle

Inspection happens where the vehicle sits, anywhere in central Oklahoma. Photographs, measurements, numbers and condition are recorded on site.

04

The report is delivered

A signed appraisal on the date agreed, with everything it relies on attached. Ready to hand to a carrier, a lender, a trustee or an attorney.

What he will look at

Cars and trucks, in whatever condition

The appraiser

Wiley Conley

The person who inspects your vehicle is the person who signs the report. No subcontractors, no desk review, no photographs sent off to a stranger in another state.

An appraisal is only worth something if the appraiser had nothing to gain from the number.

The fee is agreed before the value is known, and it never moves with it. That single line is in the certification on every report he signs, and it is the first thing a carrier's own appraiser checks.
Association
NAAA member#72300012
Role
Franchise ownerAuto Appraisal Network, Inc.
Territory
Central OklahomaHe travels to the vehicle
Works for
Owners and counselAttorneys, lenders, trustees, executors

Where he works

Central Oklahoma, in person

He travels to the vehicle rather than asking you to bring it in. If your town is not on this list, ask anyway.

Get started

Tell him what you have

A few details are enough to quote the work. He replies to every inquiry within 24 hours, and he will tell you plainly if an appraisal is not what you need.

Call or text405-265-8797 EmailWileyC@AutoAppraisalNetwork.com
Service areaOklahoma City and central Oklahoma

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