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You will need to buy an Agreed Amount policy, where the insurer will accept your amount and not hold you to those ridiculous NADA/BUC values. Not too many companies out there will do this, and as a Progressive Agent, I don't think Progressive will. I have several high value Whalers, and have them all insured to my estimated values. We can also handle over HP limit situations.
On an "agreed amount" policy, you can determine the amount of insurance you want, assuming it is somewhat reasonable, but in the event of a loss, proving up that value will be your responsibility, and some negotiation will always be involved. Comparable listings and sales can be used. Some companies will do "Agreed Amount", but will only go so high, probably not enough for one like yours.
We can write in almost all states, so if you want a free, highly competitive quote on an Agreed Amount basis, drop me a PM. I think your value is reasonable, as super-nice 70's Outrages are hard to find.
Larry has insured all of my whalers for full market values and I have never had a problem once. Great prices and no hassles even when I had to file a claim.