RKServicing
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i was insured at 19 through tescos on a standard 96 disco 300tdi cost 540 quid (23 now though)
17yr old insurance on a landrover
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major truma 2
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i would give heratige a call mate .idont no for sure about the under 25 but my fender is on classic pol with them .its 25 year old and fully comp all for the grand sum of 128.00 a year
major truma 2
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your 90 will be ok on classic insurance as it is over 19 years old ,
im looking for a defender 200/300 tdi im 18 with 1 years ncb and the lowest i got was 1600 on fleet insurance.
my first car was an 87 mini that i insured through footman james for 500 as it was classic car policy if you can get a defender that falls in to that category then you could get a similar policy.
also if you get your mum or dad insured on the landy on a different policy it may not add anything but it means that you can be insured for say 3000 miles a year and the car could in theory do 5000 and as your parents are insured they have no way of telling who did those miles, just make sure that if your parents are on your policy then its not 3000 miles between all of you as if you went over your insurance would be invalid.
my first car was an 87 mini that i insured through footman james for 500 as it was classic car policy if you can get a defender that falls in to that category then you could get a similar policy.
also if you get your mum or dad insured on the landy on a different policy it may not add anything but it means that you can be insured for say 3000 miles a year and the car could in theory do 5000 and as your parents are insured they have no way of telling who did those miles, just make sure that if your parents are on your policy then its not 3000 miles between all of you as if you went over your insurance would be invalid.
Garry Sutherland
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Hi everyone and thanks for the help. We got insurance from Footman James on a classic policy. They were friendly, helpful and efficient. I would recommend them to anyone after the hassle we had with two well known companies we have used for many years.
disco147
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I'm 23... 1 years ncb, 3 points, 6 years driving experience and no claims.... £940 fully comp with adrian flux on a 96 300 tdi disco... time to stop changing cars and starting racking up those NCB!! :-(
bencorkill
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Try AVIVA, im 18 had a disco 1 v8 at 17 payed £2500 for first year and second year on a disco 2 4.0 v8 i got quoted £1800 with a £50 excess , and i live in london!
Yup, aviva are good. I paid just over £1000 for my 90 defender van. Only had license 2 months!
Trilly909
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I have just got a quote for my defender 90 1990 for £10,000!!! I am 17 and just passed my test, this quote was from aviva, Im fishing around but the prices are all the same, its a joke!!
Is your defender a 3 seater van?
Trilly909
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2seater truck cab
Right, I'm not sure if you can still class this as a van, probably not. When I put my reg into Aviva, the vehicle description is wrong. I click the box saying this is incorrect, and I change it from a car to a van. Takes about £8k off my quote.
I'd look into wapping yours for a van if you want cheap insurance.
Unless you've got a sheep carrier on the back?
Trilly909
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thought it was mine!
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on the corsa front mate.if it has alloys take them off a mates son cut his insurance by 400 quid because changed to steel wheels.
Bloody hell, that is good!
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19 with the nfu 200tdi conversion, mods declared, fully comp, breakdown cover, windscreen cover, 2 years no claims £900 i was pretty happy with that
bencorkill
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18 as main driver but not owner, disco 300 3.9v8 lpg, all mods approved as long as they dont increase bhp or top speed! and im paying £1100 in london, well happy with that
rangietim
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When I was 17 I started with my 1983 2.25 Petrol Series 3 which cost £900 with the NFU, I later bought a 1989 200TDI Range Rover Classic whilst I was 17 and I changed my insurance to that and it didn't cost any extra!
I kept the classic going until I was 19......Then when It came for renawal NFU would no longer do it, apparantly there reason was that they changed their age limit. I then Had to shop around and couldn't find any one who would insure it so, I had to get the Series 3 sorted ready for the road as that was the only thing I could afford to insure (By this point the Series 3 now has a 200TDI in)
So I tried Adrian Flux, £850 to insure my TDI Series which wasn't bad I didn't think for a 19yr old! I'm now 20, and I kept the Series going until my renewal last June, if I had kept the Series would have been £700 which is exellent!!..........However I needed comfort again so after rebuilding my other Classic I now have a 1986 300TDI Range Rover on the road which cost with Adrian Flux £895 Which I personally think is pretty good considering the high insurance group of a Range Rover!!
I kept the classic going until I was 19......Then when It came for renawal NFU would no longer do it, apparantly there reason was that they changed their age limit. I then Had to shop around and couldn't find any one who would insure it so, I had to get the Series 3 sorted ready for the road as that was the only thing I could afford to insure (By this point the Series 3 now has a 200TDI in)
So I tried Adrian Flux, £850 to insure my TDI Series which wasn't bad I didn't think for a 19yr old! I'm now 20, and I kept the Series going until my renewal last June, if I had kept the Series would have been £700 which is exellent!!..........However I needed comfort again so after rebuilding my other Classic I now have a 1986 300TDI Range Rover on the road which cost with Adrian Flux £895 Which I personally think is pretty good considering the high insurance group of a Range Rover!!
