W wantaquad Active Member Aug 31, 2009 #1 Can any one tell me which is the cheapest to insure for a 17 year old 90 Truck cab, 90 hard top, or 90 SW. The 1986 N/A in the Garage will end up as one of these by the end of the winter..... Cheers
Can any one tell me which is the cheapest to insure for a 17 year old 90 Truck cab, 90 hard top, or 90 SW. The 1986 N/A in the Garage will end up as one of these by the end of the winter..... Cheers
wiltshire landyman I’m back Aug 31, 2009 #3 cheapest way to insure it is win the lottery,read previous freds on here one 17 yr old is paying £2500 on his parents insurance
cheapest way to insure it is win the lottery,read previous freds on here one 17 yr old is paying £2500 on his parents insurance
BuzzLand Active Member Aug 31, 2009 #4 wiltshire landyman said: cheapest way to insure it is win the lottery,read previous freds on here one 17 yr old is paying £2500 on his parents insurance Click to expand... £2500!! Whoosh! That's a lot of moolah! I'm paying about £415 fully comp using a mirrored policy I have on another existing vehicle. I'm in my early 30s full NCB and no points.
wiltshire landyman said: cheapest way to insure it is win the lottery,read previous freds on here one 17 yr old is paying £2500 on his parents insurance Click to expand... £2500!! Whoosh! That's a lot of moolah! I'm paying about £415 fully comp using a mirrored policy I have on another existing vehicle. I'm in my early 30s full NCB and no points.
wiltshire landyman I’m back Aug 31, 2009 #6 BuzzLand said: £2500!! Whoosh! That's a lot of moolah! I'm paying about £415 fully comp using a mirrored policy I have on another existing vehicle. I'm in my early 30s full NCB and no points. Click to expand... im late 30s all mods declared 2 other named drivers £126 fully comp
BuzzLand said: £2500!! Whoosh! That's a lot of moolah! I'm paying about £415 fully comp using a mirrored policy I have on another existing vehicle. I'm in my early 30s full NCB and no points. Click to expand... im late 30s all mods declared 2 other named drivers £126 fully comp
MrJC Well-Known Member Sep 1, 2009 #7 wantaquad said: Can any one tell me which is the cheapest to insure for a 17 year old 90 Truck cab, 90 hard top, or 90 SW. The 1986 N/A in the Garage will end up as one of these by the end of the winter..... Cheers Click to expand... Seems a 'comercial' is more expensive to insure. Get yourself a copy of Land Rover Monthly or LR owner international and give one of the specialist brokers a call. They will advise you.. one is already mentioned above ^^^^
wantaquad said: Can any one tell me which is the cheapest to insure for a 17 year old 90 Truck cab, 90 hard top, or 90 SW. The 1986 N/A in the Garage will end up as one of these by the end of the winter..... Cheers Click to expand... Seems a 'comercial' is more expensive to insure. Get yourself a copy of Land Rover Monthly or LR owner international and give one of the specialist brokers a call. They will advise you.. one is already mentioned above ^^^^
adseybear Active Member Sep 1, 2009 #8 When i was 17, I was paying about 900 with NFU. I was a named on my mums policy. And that was on an early Td5.
When i was 17, I was paying about 900 with NFU. I was a named on my mums policy. And that was on an early Td5.
F frankie310792 New Member Sep 1, 2009 #9 i am a named driver on my mothers policy i turned 17 in july and it is around £300 a year fully comprehensive with the NFU on a 2000 reg TD5!
i am a named driver on my mothers policy i turned 17 in july and it is around £300 a year fully comprehensive with the NFU on a 2000 reg TD5!
adseybear Active Member Sep 1, 2009 #10 frankie310792 said: i am a named driver on my mothers policy i turned 17 in july and it is around £300 a year fully comprehensive with the NFU on a 2000 reg TD5! Click to expand... Im guessing you must live in the middle of nowhere then?
frankie310792 said: i am a named driver on my mothers policy i turned 17 in july and it is around £300 a year fully comprehensive with the NFU on a 2000 reg TD5! Click to expand... Im guessing you must live in the middle of nowhere then?
F frankie310792 New Member Sep 1, 2009 #11 Out in the middle of the north york moors but still not far from middlesbrough
wiltshire landyman I’m back Sep 1, 2009 #12 frankie310792 said: i am a named driver on my mothers policy i turned 17 in july and it is around £300 a year fully comprehensive with the NFU on a 2000 reg TD5! Click to expand... find that very hard to believe
frankie310792 said: i am a named driver on my mothers policy i turned 17 in july and it is around £300 a year fully comprehensive with the NFU on a 2000 reg TD5! Click to expand... find that very hard to believe
