Best4x4xfar
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I put third party,
and i havnt tried those 2 sites so will take a look
and i havnt tried those 2 sites so will take a look
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Best4x4xfar
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Elephant was sky high again but screentrade was quite good - £800
Now im in the same boat as you best 4x4xfar, I brought a series 3 just before christmas and hope to get it on the road when im 17. Friends have told me to try propa classic car insurers as they will do a good deal. A friend of mine had a 1989 turbo diesel 110 for his first car and it cost £800 on third party. Now I dont think this is too bad as other mates of mine spend as much as £1200 on fiestas worth only £600 in value. The engine size of the car isnt actually always the crucial value point of insurance, its based on a point system and therefor the higher the insurance group on the car the more they rip you off
Best4x4xfar
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What classic car insurers would you recommend mate?
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Best4x4xfar
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That looks a good site but they only accept drivers over 23
mauricepchapman
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I just turned 19 and have had my landy for a year...
try to get yourself as a named driver on a parent's policy... preferably if they have a good no claims bonus... mine was 6 years no claims, and it cost 1100 for the year with endsleigh. Even better, try to get insured with the NFU... if you are a farmer or whatever you can get cheap insurance cos you can say its an agricultural vehicle...
hope that helps
best of luck
maurice
try to get yourself as a named driver on a parent's policy... preferably if they have a good no claims bonus... mine was 6 years no claims, and it cost 1100 for the year with endsleigh. Even better, try to get insured with the NFU... if you are a farmer or whatever you can get cheap insurance cos you can say its an agricultural vehicle...
hope that helps
best of luck
maurice
Best4x4xfar
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I will try putting it as an agricultuaral vheicle never tried that, but i every time i have but myself as second driver and my dad 1st coz he has had 6 years no claims and its still sky high.
But in 3 years tiem when i wil leanr to drive my old man says he wil just put mew under my big bros name coz he will be on his own then , so that might do it.
But in 3 years tiem when i wil leanr to drive my old man says he wil just put mew under my big bros name coz he will be on his own then , so that might do it.
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Compared to other cars a Series III is quite cheap insurance. I'm 18 at the moment and have looked into it quite extensively, although my S3 doesn't have an MOT (yet) I have looked into it.
I got quotes from £1050 to £2700 for Comprehensive insurance in my name. Considering that a friend in school insured her car in her name (Peugeot 206) 1.2L engine for £1200 and she's (obviously) a girl then paying £1050 isn't bad considering the engine's almost twice the size, and it's a 4x4.
I got quotes from £1050 to £2700 for Comprehensive insurance in my name. Considering that a friend in school insured her car in her name (Peugeot 206) 1.2L engine for £1200 and she's (obviously) a girl then paying £1050 isn't bad considering the engine's almost twice the size, and it's a 4x4.
Best4x4xfar
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I got a letter today from budget , after my quote on the net for series III
And it would cost me - £2217.19
Thats third party and just as a named driver
And it would cost me - £2217.19
Thats third party and just as a named driver
