mot and insurance
mot and insurance
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clive f

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7,259 posts

262 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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the s passed her mot yesterday with flying colours, :bounce:, so the insurance is up in a couple of weeks time, I know its an old chesnut, but just a few names needed for cheap cover please.

petclub

5,486 posts

253 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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Hi, I've gone to A. Manning, for an S2 without no claims it was a bit over £300. An earlier comment on this site suggested looking at Liverpool and Victoria. Also, a colleague here has a 400SE and has suggested Footman James, hope this helps, Cheers

V8Smith

3,510 posts

282 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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Clive, if its a second car Ive always found claasicline to be the cheapest especially for people as old as you......

Give them a bell but all the possible insurance companies are listed on the s series website?? www.tvrsseries.com

Later

Mike

profstoff

1,272 posts

256 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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Privilege did me okay. But I'm not as posh as you Clive. Also, its my regular car so I insured it for 10,000 miles, most of the "classic" insurances would only give a good price for more limited mileage. Still I reckon £350 was a good price.

steve j

3,223 posts

257 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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Clive, nice one mate straight thro I hear. Oh I hear your posh!!!! more to the point you are priviliged as you married my sister

PVN

374 posts

259 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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I have been with RH Classic car Insurance for the last 4 years. They charge about £250 for 3000 miles a year on my 1990 S3. This year I needed to increase it to 5000 miles and they very apologetically charged me an extra £10! The policy includes free breakdown recovery throughout Europe. Agreed value insurance is also available. They advertise in Classic & Sportscar magazine every month.

foxy600

428 posts

282 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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Just renewed with Classicline...very popular with s owners

Lord Elmo

3,609 posts

265 months

Wednesday 24th August 2005
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Have a natter with my mate Phil Lawlor at coversure.
08704585651.
He will see you right.

clive f

Original Poster:

7,259 posts

262 months

Thursday 25th August 2005
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After a lot of on the phone, my existing insurance co. came up with £348, but this increased by £5 because I will have to keep the car on my drive soon as I no longer have room to keep it locked up at work, this is with heritage classic ins, with agreed value and 3000 miles.
I tried A manning who flatly refused classic cover because it would n`t be garaged overnight, I then tried liverpool victoria, who gave me a laugh £850!!!!
so I`m staying with heritage, not bad for a 43 year old who feels like a 23 year old, female please,and as for posh, chris, I`m not the one who could afford a nice dry, warm b&b at silverstone, I was with all the other respectable common folk in a rain sodden tent

steve j

3,223 posts

257 months

Thursday 25th August 2005
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Yeah me to and Mr stinky b^m and the oldie ( S2000 ) owner, well it has an S in it!

russ35

2,702 posts

268 months

Thursday 25th August 2005
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clive f said:
After a lot of on the phone, my existing insurance co. came up with £348, but this increased by £5 because I will have to keep the car on my drive soon as I no longer have room to keep it locked up at work, this is with heritage classic ins, with agreed value and 3000 miles.
I tried A manning who flatly refused classic cover because it would n`t be garaged overnight, I then tried liverpool victoria, who gave me a laugh £850!!!!
so I`m staying with heritage,


Strange - I've just been getting quotes for the S3 I got last week, which will also be on the driveway.

Classic Line - Wouldn't insure me as no history of that car at my address - said next year they probably would. If garaged it would have been ok.

A. Manning - Have insured me, but wouldn't do it as a classic policy due to no garage, so have it with unlimited mileage. Costing me more than I would have liked but I'll look around again next year.

Liverpool Victoria - Wouldn't insure due to no garage.

Tesco (Cover my main car) - wanted some silly figure - not as high as £800

profstoff

1,272 posts

256 months

Friday 26th August 2005
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clive f said:
I`m not the one who could afford a nice dry, warm b&b at silverstone, I was with all the other respectable common folk in a rain sodden tent

You make me feel quite guilty but it had stopped raining by the time we got back there.
The duvet was nice and warm and cosy though.

steve j

3,223 posts

257 months

Friday 26th August 2005
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You only need to feel guilty if your B+B had a nice cosy,dry,warm,pleasant,comfortable,bar with top quality chilled beer, served in a tall glass

profstoff

1,272 posts

256 months

Friday 26th August 2005
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steve j said:
You only need to feel guilty if your B+B had a nice cosy,dry,warm,pleasant,comfortable,bar with top quality chilled beer, served in a tall glass

In that case I'm okay. There was no bar and we even forgot to pack our own bottle of wine. Most unlike us, we normally never leave home without a few!

steve j

3,223 posts

257 months

Friday 26th August 2005
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Nuff said hmm, we had a couple of tinnies over a roaring barbie, until clivef tried to dry his socks over it, with his feet still in them. Dodzee kindly posted a piccie of that on here for me