we had this discussion the other day - i think the answer was 6'7".
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
only if you've got a clean licence, 4+ years NCD, live in a good area, keep your string in a garage and are over 40.
do they sell string, Trewy?
£150.
£150.
i have no points, 3 years ncb, age 30
HybridGirl
New Member
My insurance is £120 per year, fully comp. I use Adrian Flux. Am 31 with 10 yrs + no claims.. (That price included break down cover n'orl)..
thanks
battenberg
Well-Known Member
Sureterm direct cover greenlaning.
PASTMASTER
Well-Known Member
£860.25 from CU direct for a '99 TD5, but I live in Central London, inside of the South Circular and park on the road. Full ncb, but it's protected, so that pushes the cost up, named drivers over 25 only. They also push the price up because I do a "high mileage" (12000 a year fGs!). I've tried phoning some of the cheapo insurers and when they hear the car and location they don't want to know. LR insurance gave me a quote which was £1.50 cheaper but based on incorrect details as their man in Mumbai didn't write them down right. I've heard that NFU are cheap - anyone tried them? I know I should shop around more but I'm lazy, and at least CU have been good about the odd claim in the past (like when I bent the Freelander doing a rescue on Dartmoor - paid up and even forgot to deduct the excess).
I have just got Fully comp on my 97 300tdi from lancaster insurance for 295 quid including breakdown cover.
am 39 with 2yrs no claims.
PASTMASTER
Well-Known Member
shanelloyd
New Member
i pay £250 third party fire and theft with 2yrs ncb. Thats with a company called snowball.
shane
shane
