Skolmate
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Quick question, I'm gonna SORN my truck for a couple of months. Do I need to renew my insurance that is up in a few days?
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Flossie
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Don't have to but I would, might get nicked, set on fire etc.
doriz
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Mine sat on a sorn for a year, but I still paid the insurance for peace of mind.
Skolmate
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What if I'm storing it at a commercial garage? While I get work done on it over an extended period of time?
Flossie
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Same applies- it's a calculated risk and up to you.
Litch
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Up to you.
I SORN my Land Rover over the summer and my Motorcaravan over the winter but both are insured 12-months of the year.
I SORN my Land Rover over the summer and my Motorcaravan over the winter but both are insured 12-months of the year.
ogb
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Is the place that's doing the work going to insure it against the likely risks? I'd have thought that if it's on their premises and gets damaged/stolen, your insurance company might well refer you to the garage insurance anyway.
