Over 70's Insurance

JasonGibson · **Posted:** Tue Apr 08, 2014 7:02 pm

I'm sure that there's one or two of you out there in this category

My stepdad, who is 71, is currently looking for his first Porsche, probably going to be a 2.7 Boxster with a value of around £7k
It will be a second car

I just had a quick butchers on the Asset trust site and it says that the classic policies are for drivers 23 - 70

Just wondered if any of our older drivers have had any problems with classic insurance

Sean Smallman · **Posted:** Tue Apr 08, 2014 7:28 pm

jasongibson wrote:

I'm sure that there's one or two of you out there in this category

My stepdad, who is 71, is currently looking for his first Porsche, probably going to be a 2.7 Boxster with a value of around £7k
It will be a second car

I just had a quick butchers on the Asset trust site and it says that the classic policies are for drivers 23 - 70

Just wondered if any of our older drivers have had any problems with classic insurance

Give Paul a call, I am sure he will be able to advise.

JasonGibson · **Posted:** Tue Apr 08, 2014 7:34 pm

I have filled out a quote form on there anyway

I'm sure it'll be ok

Martin & Kim 6853 · **Posted:** Tue Apr 08, 2014 7:52 pm

So he didn't fancy the 996 turbo I saw him test driving then!! :?:

Red Rider · **Posted:** Tue Apr 08, 2014 7:59 pm

Now that all the pensioners will soon be driving Lambos following the budget...

Try Peter James Insurance.

JasonGibson · **Posted:** Tue Apr 08, 2014 8:25 pm

Red Rider wrote:

Try Peter James Insurance.

How funny, that's his first two names, might be a sign

He's not too far from you, nr Epsom

951Torqing · **Posted:** Wed Apr 09, 2014 6:41 pm

Red Rider wrote:

Now that all the pensioners will soon be driving Lambos following the budget...

Try Peter James Insurance.

I've been with Peter James for the last 5 years, hit the 70 mark next year so I hope they will cover the Turbo, cant see me getting a Lambo though :lol:

Clive

JasonGibson · **Posted:** Fri Apr 11, 2014 12:29 pm

Martin & Kim 6853 wrote:

So he didn't fancy the 996 turbo I saw him test driving then!! :?:

Yes, he loved it, not even sure the turbos kicked in

Looks like we've found a cheap Boxster for him to run around in during the summer
A 2002 2.7 tip, a couple of wee scuffs and small dent but only paying £6k

Did look at a couple of 3.2's but popped in to have quick chat with Ray at Northway and he said much less chance of major issues with the 2.7.
Also I think that's plenty for someone who's been driving a 1.6 Civic for 10 years

Also a day out with Big John is on the cards for some driver training

WazzerM · **Posted:** Fri Apr 11, 2014 4:42 pm

Great cars 2.7s!!!

How does one find 'Big John'? Quite fancy it at some point? Can he help with my shyate launches?

JasonGibson · **Posted:** Fri Apr 11, 2014 5:05 pm

WazzerM wrote:

Great cars 2.7s!!!

How does one find 'Big John'? Quite fancy it at some point? Can he help with my shyate launches?

http://www.drivetrain.uk.com/about.htm

JasonGibson · **Posted:** Fri Apr 11, 2014 5:26 pm

Back to the topic of this thread

Insurance, we got 3 reasonable quotes from Peter James, Adrian Flux and Asset Trust.

Original from AT included breakdown which wasn't needed as already with AA, cost £378
AF came in at 318 with a 300 mile policy no breakdown

went back to Paul at AT and without breakdown he has arranged cover for £310 with 5000 miles

Sean Smallman · **Posted:** Fri Apr 11, 2014 7:35 pm

jasongibson wrote:

Back to the topic of this thread

Insurance, we got 3 reasonable quotes from Peter James, Adrian Flux and Asset Trust.

Original from AT included breakdown which wasn't needed as already with AA, cost £378
AF came in at 318 with a 300 mile policy no breakdown

went back to Paul at AT and without breakdown he has arranged cover for £310 with 5000 miles

Sounds reasonable, glad you got it sorted. Peter is going to have a smile on his face for all of those miles

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