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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Paul.P » Thu 04.03.2004, 22:35

Fortis just quoted me £228, fully comp, 4000 miles/ year,  protected ncb, £300 excess, not garaged. Mind you i am an old git at 47, but well pleased with that ! [smiley=happyclap.gif]
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby mihran » Mon 08.03.2004, 14:14

Carole Nash can be good; easy to find on the web:<br>http://www.carolenash.com/<br><br>Footman James are generally the best though; did you tell them you were a Club Lotus member?<br>over 25, agreed value, 4.5k pa, recovery included £530
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby lotusphil » Mon 08.03.2004, 16:13

check out classicline supposed to be very cheap<br><br>currently with Footman james club Lotus plan myself.. over 30, agreed value, 4.5k pa, recovery included £315
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Batman » Tue 23.03.2004, 18:19

I got my insurance through Classicline, £228, 5000 mile limit, £100 xs, that's for me and the bread knife. I'm 37 and she's 36 with obviously always helps.
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Sy V » Thu 25.03.2004, 08:13

I'm 45 and she's 36 which obviously helps even more!...unless you're on about insurance!<br><br> ;D
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby adam711 » Thu 25.03.2004, 13:04

I'm also with classic line, £280 garaged no noclaims as i've had acompany car for 10 years. 5000mls per year that also includes the better half. and european recovery. oh i forgot i'm 34.
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby GaryJ » Sat 24.07.2004, 10:30

Just requested a quote through confused.com. <br><br>Last one I had was £1500! 27 yrs old, garaged overnight, 3000 miles per annum (honest guv).<br><br> [smiley=nervous.gif]
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby GaryJ » Sat 24.07.2004, 10:38

Ok, quote is £1365.32!  :o Think I will keep driving it under my trader's policy then. <br><br>
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby clemo » Sat 24.07.2004, 13:08

said it before on page 1 but give these a ring ...<br>firebond.<br>08704 440556<br>or online @<br>www.firebond.co.uk ..<br><br><br><br>clemo
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby mark29 » Fri 10.09.2004, 12:29

i tried liverpool victoria<br><br>£346<br><br>me and the missus, 34 and 35 respectively<br><br>£250 xs<br><br>SDP and business<br><br>no mileage limitations<br><br>not bothered about garage or alarm<br><br>guaranteed value<br><br>discovered them looking for house insurance, which was v.cheap...<br>
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby rod » Fri 10.09.2004, 13:49

[quote author=mkt29 link=board=insure;num=1067883802;start=45#50 date=09/10/04 at 04:29:04]i tried liverpool victoria<br><br>£346<br><br>me and the missus, 34 and 35 respectively<br><br>£250 xs<br><br>SDP and business<br><br>no mileage limitations<br><br>not bothered about garage or alarm<br><br>guaranteed value<br><br>discovered them looking for house insurance, which was v.cheap...<br>[/quote]<br><br>L&V are VERY good for modified cars too,  for my Elan its £473, two drivers, business use, ZERO NCD<br><br>Brakes, suspension, engine, exhaust modifications declared.  Their systems are not set up to take any account of alarms. They used to do free track cover too, but sadly I hear new policies don't have it now.<br>
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Sy V » Fri 10.09.2004, 13:55

It's still a bloody good quote though Rod isn't it.<br><br>Those sort of figures could tempt me away from my pensioners' insurance with FJ!<br><br>I'd be interested to know how they guarantee the car's value...let's hope it isn't according to the Parkers guide!
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Sy V » Fri 10.09.2004, 14:03

Here's Parker's valuation of my car (no tittering at the back!)<br><br>Lotus Elan  <br>SE 2d  1990/H  <br>Print a Valuation Certificate  <br>Mileage: 102 ,000 miles  <br>New mileage: ,000         <br>Original Price  £ 21755 <br>Dealer Retail  £ 5015 <br>Private Good  £ 3825 <br>Private Poor  £ 1890 <br>Part Exchange  £ 2880 <br>
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby woody » Fri 10.09.2004, 14:25

Sy,<br>Don't knock Parkers, they got me a very sound S2 at a very cheap price.<br>Woody
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Sy V » Fri 10.09.2004, 14:29

Oh don't I know it mate.  I pondered about alluding to your "purchase of the century", but thought better of it.<br><br>
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby Teddy » Fri 17.09.2004, 12:07

Gentlemen, Have to tell you that being an even older fart has its benefits. I have just signed up with NU direct for £136 fully comp. I have elected to pay a £1020 excess, but then I have never had a claim in 42 years driving. OOooops shouldnt have said that.<br>Good luck with your quotes. Try the online companies as these give you the opportunity to explore their pricing structure and get the best for least.<br>Teddy
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby stevieshag » Fri 17.09.2004, 22:47

have got quotes from firebond & confused.com..<br>firebond gave me a best quote of £344<br>confused quotes was £299 with churchill... thats £37 cheaper than norwich union my current insurer...
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Re: Insurance (uk)

Postby ianh » Fri 26.11.2004, 11:16

It's renewal time again, and still struggling with my S2!<br><br>Main problem is that it's still under 10 years old, and not my main car (company car driver), so most companies don't know how to handle it. This results in quotes for £1,800, which at 34 I thought I'd seen the back of!!!<br><br>Footman James are still winning at £454 (it's a classic policy, even for a 9 year-old car), and there really isn't any else that's been close.<br><br>If anyone else is in a similar position with an S2 and has a recommendation, it's not too late!<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Ian
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