Mcclegend · Apr 11, 2016

Well this month I've forked out what I consider a small fortune on the 110 but I still wouldn't change it.

Insurance
Wiper motor and assembly
Indicator stork and switch.

£1100 gone.

DiscoPol · Apr 11, 2016

Mcclegend said:
Well this month I've forked out what I consider a small fortune on the 110 but I still wouldn't change it.

Insurance
Wiper motor and assembly
Indicator stork and switch.

£1100 gone.

What does it indicate?

zeaphod · Apr 11, 2016

The direction of the next new born? Only kidding! (it's stalk)

Kwakerman · Apr 11, 2016

Mcclegend said:
Well this month I've forked out what I consider a small fortune on the 110 but I still wouldn't change it.

Insurance
Wiper motor and assembly
Indicator stork and switch.

£1100 gone.

£900 for a stalk and wiper motor!! ..................well it would be for me based on the fact I'm mature enough to get fully comp for £200

Marmaduke · Apr 11, 2016

Kwakerman said:
£900 for a stalk and wiper motor!! ..................well it would be for me based on the fact I'm mature enough to get fully comp for £200

Age doesn't count as maturity

Mcclegend · Apr 11, 2016

The stork arrived 5 months ago with my little on, but the baby has been less expensive so far. Probably been the happiest 5 months of my life,

but back to moaning
The stalk was £147+labour+vat.
Insurance stupid money.

I'm spending more time trying to fix the other halfs cigar lighter in her freelander at the minute.

Karls · Apr 11, 2016

Tell her to smoke a pipe instead.

Marmaduke · Apr 11, 2016

Karls said:
Tell her to smoke a pipe instead.

Or a hubbly bubbly pipe

Kwakerman · Apr 11, 2016

Mcclegend said:
The stork arrived 5 months ago with my little on, but the baby has been less expensive so far. Probably been the happiest 5 months of my life,

but back to moaning
The stalk was £147+labour+vat.
Insurance stupid money.

I'm spending more time trying to fix the other halfs cigar lighter in her freelander at the minute.

I assume the switch wasn't £147

. Genuine Lucas switch is £40 at a push (inc VAT) or was that £147 including labour / vat?

reiny · Apr 12, 2016

Whatever the case it's a darn rip-off! It takes 10 minutes to fit and you can pick them up off e-bay for much much much less than that!

Shanec · Apr 12, 2016

are you 17?

That is some insurance price.

Disco1BFG · Apr 12, 2016

Shanec said:
That is some insurance price.

+1

Mcclegend · Apr 12, 2016

37 with full no claims, insurance is always expensive for us locals in't village, no idea why.

Marmaduke · Apr 12, 2016

Mcclegend said:
37 with full no claims, insurance is always expensive for us locals in't village, no idea why.

Wow, I think I've been paying around 200 quid for the last few years and I'm 43

thetim · Apr 12, 2016

33, full no claims - £350-odd here for me and the missus, but that's a rough old Disco 1.

Mcclegend · Apr 12, 2016

I was paying
over £1000 on my gti 6
over £600 on my cooper s
I'm not sure exactly for the yan 10 I know it just went up from the mini

Marmaduke · Apr 12, 2016

Who are you with cos you need to shop around

lynall · Apr 12, 2016

1959 series 2 AND 1993 90 both full comp and breakdown cover 275 quid age 46.

Mcclegend · Apr 12, 2016

I've spent hours ringing round and can get no where near those sorts of prices.

Marmaduke · Apr 13, 2016

Mcclegend said:
I've spent hours ringing round and can get no where near those sorts of prices.

I'm now with Adrian Flux but previously I think I was with Lancaster

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