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Insurance
By: Dan H Date: July 9, 2015, 4:04 am
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I'm needing to sort my insurance so I can pick up my motor
tomorrow, but who to use? Any recommendations for classic
insurance. It wont be my main vehicle and I dont have any no
claims bonus I can use as thats on my daily driver. They need to
be sympathetic to mods too as it has a TD from a boingy in it.
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Re: Insurance
By: mandylandy Date: July 9, 2015, 11:07 am
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Was with Lancaster but they got silly dear,so went to Carol Nash
who is a specialist I have used many times .
At least I found CN easier to talk with,they didn't seem to have
a load of stupid rules which were set in stone.
Also , because I now have two Landie,they said we could come to
an arrangement to put my other one on one policy when number
two's came up for renewal. dogwalk
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Re: Insurance
By: NoelC Date: July 10, 2015, 5:19 am
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I got the 109 station wagon down to £63, fully comp with no NCD
through Adrian Flux providing I downseated it from 12 to 7.
Lancaster are better with mods, my self-installed LPG'd 88 with
2.5 petrol has come through as £106.55 at renewal - Flux wanted
£138.
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Re: Insurance
By: Dan H Date: July 10, 2015, 6:05 am
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I've gone with Adrien Flux at £133, I couldn't be arsed ringing
around anymore to try and get it cheaper.
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Re: Insurance
By: nickjaxe Date: July 12, 2015, 3:56 pm
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AF quoted me 109 sure I can do better than that.
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Re: Insurance
By: ProDave Date: July 23, 2015, 8:23 am
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Adrian Flux are open to "negotiation"
At my renewal a few weeks ago, I simply tried Compare the market
.com and it gave me a quote of £72
So I phones AF and told them this, and which company was
offering that and they agreed my renewal for £70. that's fully
comp 5000 miles per year (not that I do anything like that in
the LR)
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Re: Insurance
By: w3526602 Date: September 24, 2015, 12:39 am
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Hi,
Would you believe that Liverpool Victoria offered to insure my
1959 LWB for £80? Same fully comp cover as our other cars ...
foreign travel, drive any other car, etc, but two restrictions -
limited to 5000 miles per year and must be garaged. As I don't
have a garage (yet) I had to choose between paying for a
standard policy (£160), or going with F&J (£120). I chose the
cheaper option.
F&J would have dropped the premium to £55 if I'd chosen to
restrict annual mileage to 1,500.
602
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Re: Insurance
By: AlmightyBodgeKing Date: December 7, 2015, 5:20 am
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I went with Adrian Flux. £109 fully comp 1969 LWB with all mods
declared. Also zero no claims as it's all used of other cars.
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Re: Insurance
By: D4B Date: March 26, 2016, 12:47 pm
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I renewed with Lancaster for £79.53
Haggled them down from their renewal quote of £138 dogwalk
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