TVR insurance

[bunce]

can anyone recomend a decent insurer for a 4.2 cerb , hello everybody this is my first week on the board ,and my first tvr...yeha.

[L100NYY]

bunce said:

can anyone recomend a decent insurer for a 4.2 cerb , hello everybody this is my first week on the board ,and my first tvr...yeha.

Welcome to PH's bunce!
I would suggest posting this one on the TVR forum as they will no doubt have a wealth of experience with this one.

Oh and this thread needs a title!

Edited to add -

Ruddy hell they moved the thread in the time it took me to write my reply!

>> Edited by L100NYY on Thursday 29th December 12:50

[bunce]

thanks for your help...

[zippee]

Try MSM - 01279 870535
They were by far the cheapest for my Chim and actually have a rare thing these days - customer service!

[GOM]

Mannings through the TVRCC

[anonymous-user]

Sunninghill have always been cheapest for me.

[Guillotine]

welcome aboard!

Sunninghill (inc free track cover too :thumup: )

[steve j]

Hi Bunce, welcome to the fold, I once knew a Bunce from N Yorks, Pete Bunce, ring any bells with you.

[purpleheadedcerb]

Sunninhill if you have previous performance car experience. Tesco if you don't. What's your age, location and no claims and we might be able to compare a few. A few threads similar to this in the last 8 weeks so check them out. Theyv'e done the hard work for you!

Welcome by the way. See you on the cerbera forum!

[bunce]

cheers guys,thanks for your help,no bells regarding pete bunce im afraid..hopefully get my baby this week....waited sooooo long.

[Tripps]

Direct Line was best for my first year of Cerb ownership (after two years with a previous TVR) but this year moved to Sunninghill, as it happens Direct Line were still cheaper (by £200), but I wanted the track and European cover.

[njw 77]

Tripps said:

Direct Line was best for my first year of Cerb ownership (after two years with a previous TVR) but this year moved to Sunninghill, as it happens Direct Line were still cheaper (by £200), but I wanted the track and European cover.

Dont DL cover Europe?

[Tripps]

njw 77 said:

Tripps said: Direct Line was best for my first year of Cerb ownership (after two years with a previous TVR) but this year moved to Sunninghill, as it happens Direct Line were still cheaper (by £200), but I wanted the track and European cover. Dont DL cover Europe?

Nah, you have to pay extra, not a huge amount, something like £25 for the trip to Le Mans last year for the Green Card thingy. But as I'm planning a few foreign trips next year it'll quickly add up.

[Julian64]

Just got my renewel in £353 for the year at 5000 miles. 4.5 Cerb 2000LW

[andy43]

If it's over 10 years old (not much use for a Cerbie!) I'd recommend Classicline 110%. It was only about £350-400 for my Griff, agreed value, they paid out straight away no question when I wrote it off in January then, get this only charged me £350 for the renewal on my Merc SL (£15k agreed value) on a continuation of the same policy.