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It's all getting a bit of a joke thay need to join the reality of the world don't cost that amount in EUTrying to renew insurance on my Transit camper
Some wont give a quote
Others want 600 to 700 quid
Adrian Flux gave me a renewal quote of 670 from less than 400 last year
Tempted to sell the Yeti and use bike when its dry an van when its raining
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W having much the same trouble with her Citroen Pluriel.Trying to renew insurance on my Transit camper
Some wont give a quote
Others want 600 to 700 quid
Adrian Flux gave me a renewal quote of 670 from less than 400 last year
Don't tell them, but we can only go with SAGA as they are the only company that will do insurance and recovery for 6 months or more abroad. She has just come out of a fixed rate for 3 years.
AF aren't the be all and end all.
I thought there were specialist insurers for Campers via the camping club or summat.
Best of luck with it!
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I thought they were a broker pretty sure my bike was with Flux when I had them.
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Trying to renew insurance on my Transit camper
Some wont give a quote
Others want 600 to 700 quid
Adrian Flux gave me a renewal quote of 670 from less than 400 last year
Try Sterling for yer camper.
Not the place where the Castle is but the insurance peeps. 
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They are a broker, as most of them are. I once had insurance with lloyds but only through a broker.
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The rain and wind here is unbelievable - I need a hooverboat!
How is yer carpet that wet
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Nice are they new or refurbed ive got sash weights somewhere yer iron to swap for the the old lead ones
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I've been known to be barefooted in a dressing gown belting down the road with a bin chasing the binmen
No wonder they drove away in a hurry
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'Cos Henry walked out on me.How is yer carpet that wet
Thanks. 100 quid cheaperTry Sterling for yer camper.
I'll keep tryin
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Is all surprisinglythat's when wood was wood
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And as a Yorkshireman would say.I've been known to be barefooted in a dressing gown belting down the road with a bin chasing the binmen
"Where's tha bin?"
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Refurbed mate, by me (the new, or rather old, nipper) and Trev the chip. Old cast iron weights, reused through using thin glass for replacement panes instead of newer, thicker, stuff. Having worked in an office for thirty years with more interesting asides with no time for I likes having hands (and brain) on. I'm doing more of what I should've stayed doing in the first place. Life just leads you away..Nice are they new or refurbed ive got sash weights somewhere yer iron to swap for the the old lead ones
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