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hey there
currently doing driving lessons also looking at insurance for me whenever i passed my test, and i think i might need to turn to a classic mini, as i would struggle to afford the inflated insurance costs when its time to start paying, anyway i got a quote for £390 quid for a 1975 1275gt what i thought was not a bad price
currently doing driving lessons also looking at insurance for me whenever i passed my test, and i think i might need to turn to a classic mini, as i would struggle to afford the inflated insurance costs when its time to start paying, anyway i got a quote for £390 quid for a 1975 1275gt what i thought was not a bad price
?.i recently sold my mini mayfair to a young lad who told me that he had been quoted at 1000 pounds less than a 1.1 corsa!
he also said that if the mini was a 'rover' rather than a austin/morris then that also upped it by a 1000 (i.e back to the same as a corsa)
i think he had been quoted 1700.
it would appear that classic minis are the way to go for the youngsters!
he also said that if the mini was a 'rover' rather than a austin/morris then that also upped it by a 1000 (i.e back to the same as a corsa)
i think he had been quoted 1700.
it would appear that classic minis are the way to go for the youngsters!
i am in my 30's, it was a quote on go compare from Lancaster insurance, i changed it so it would be as i just past my test and it was about 420 quid, so i thought at that it was a good deal, i should have done my driving lessons years ago but i never got around to do it, but im doing them now and its great, wish i done it sooner
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