In regards to the OPCF 43 limited waiver of depreciation endorsement, what isthe insured NOT required to do?Use original equipment parts to repair the vehicle.Settle a claim by paying the actual purchase price of the car.Settle the claim using the Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of thevehicle.Settle the claim using the cost of replacing the vehiclywith one of same make andmodel.

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