Nearly time
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 3:58 pm
Its nearly time to re-new the insurance on the white flash.
So any ideas who i can phone?
Worth an ask.
So any ideas who i can phone?
Worth an ask.
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Nearly time
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Re: Nearly time
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 4:00 pm
Is it a daily driver, kept in a garage, how old are you?
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 6:11 pm
Hi Russ
I have a 1990 964, garaged and limited to 10K miles per year (I know thats not much of a limit but it alloys me to play) and I'm 36. I'm with Lancaster and it cost about £380 fully comp with no no claims (they don't take any notice of no claims bonus anyway when it's a fixed sum on classic insurance).
I've looked around and can't find anyone that will insure my car for that distance on a classic insure for that figure. I've insured it with them twice now.
I have a 1990 964, garaged and limited to 10K miles per year (I know thats not much of a limit but it alloys me to play) and I'm 36. I'm with Lancaster and it cost about £380 fully comp with no no claims (they don't take any notice of no claims bonus anyway when it's a fixed sum on classic insurance).
I've looked around and can't find anyone that will insure my car for that distance on a classic insure for that figure. I've insured it with them twice now.
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 7:19 pm
Iam 29 live in stockport, the car is used once a week and lives on my drive. 7 years ncb, no points or claims.
Cheapest so far is £700, but thats not with any mods. With the lowering kit ect, more like £1100.
And the cars got a tracker and cat-1 alarm.
Paid £1100 last year need to get it cheaper.
"fury" ill try lancaster tomoz thanks, allso is your 64 modified?
Cheapest so far is £700, but thats not with any mods. With the lowering kit ect, more like £1100.
And the cars got a tracker and cat-1 alarm.
Paid £1100 last year need to get it cheaper.
"fury" ill try lancaster tomoz thanks, allso is your 64 modified?
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 11:43 pm
I've changed the wheels and indicators, put a cup pipe on the back and taken the CAT out but other than that, no.
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 1:28 am
28, birmingham, 7 years NCB, £750 all mods declared...but have history of quick cars which helps (2x 911, 4x integrales)
thats cage, brakes, suspension, chip, filter, exhaust, interior gone, seats, harnesses, indicators, all of it...
think its A plan...
i should check.
thats cage, brakes, suspension, chip, filter, exhaust, interior gone, seats, harnesses, indicators, all of it...
think its A plan...
i should check.
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 5:20 pm
A-plan? Have you got there number, £700 that sounds more like it.
Everycar ive owned has been a fast car as well, vr,sub,s4 ect.
Thanks.
"fury" did you declare the mods to the ins company?
Everycar ive owned has been a fast car as well, vr,sub,s4 ect.
Thanks.
"fury" did you declare the mods to the ins company?
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 5:40 pm
My 1986 3.2 Super Sport is insured with Carole Nash on a classic policy costing me £210. Can only do 5000 miles but thats fine with me. It includes european breakdown cover. Car garaged in Solihull. I'm 41 and Mrs C can drive it aswell (never does - she hates the thing! Thats fine with me aswell!!)
Make a few calls to people like RH specialsts, Heritage, etc as well. Loyalty went out the window years ago so we all have to ring round each year. Ball ache but worth it
Good luck
Make a few calls to people like RH specialsts, Heritage, etc as well. Loyalty went out the window years ago so we all have to ring round each year. Ball ache but worth it
Good luck
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 8:01 pm
Mines with A One the clubs insurers, just renewed with them as the quote sounded reasonable & didn't have the time to shop around.
One thing to watch is that most classic policies demand that the car is garaged overnight, mine isn't and this caused hassle when I was looking last time.
One thing to watch is that most classic policies demand that the car is garaged overnight, mine isn't and this caused hassle when I was looking last time.
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 10:25 pm
did you mention the pink ?demonfish wrote:28, birmingham, 7 years NCB, £750 all mods declared...but have history of quick cars which helps (2x 911, 4x integrales)
thats cage, brakes, suspension, chip, filter, exhaust, interior gone, seats, harnesses, indicators, all of it...
think its A plan...
i should check.
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2008 11:26 pm
you know what? i did when i added the graphics... so ner
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 5:10 pm
In my case (47 years young, one SP30, full NCB, up to 7000 miles a year, garaged in a greater London postcode) Adrian Flux was the cheapest for my 911 - at £350 fully comp with European cover etc.964russ wrote:Its nearly time to re-new the insurance on the white flash.
So any ideas who i can phone?
Worth an ask.
seg
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 5:34 pm
Phoned a-plan they said around £900 with all the mods, gotta phone back nxt month when its due.
Its not due till next month so ill put more effort in then, thanks.
Its not due till next month so ill put more effort in then, thanks.
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:23 am
Not yet, work in progress. Will do when I'm finished.964russ wrote:A-plan? Have you got there number, £700 that sounds more like it.
Everycar ive owned has been a fast car as well, vr,sub,s4 ect.
Thanks.
"fury" did you declare the mods to the ins company?
Re: Nearly time
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 12:31 pm
My ARO, Paul & I were on the train this morning. Pauls renewal with Heritage £280ish, mine with A One was £160ish, mine has more miles allowed (5K vs Pauls 3K)