chris_mack
New Member
how old are you?
i think most of the oldies on here with a few years NCB etc under their belt are paying under £200. Try adrian flux.
i think most of the oldies on here with a few years NCB etc under their belt are paying under £200. Try adrian flux.
chris_mack
New Member
Doesnt sound too bad to me then is it fully comp?
I seem to remember HB sayin a while back that she is payin £130 or so a year full comp!
I seem to remember HB sayin a while back that she is payin £130 or so a year full comp!
Aerialmark
New Member
Try sureterm tell them you,ve been quoted 200 they will try to match it,at least thats what I did and I got it quite a bit cheaper.
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
Price sounds fair but make sure all extras are declared. I am with equity and pay £265 and unless I modify the engine for performance I can change anything else I want for free. Suspension, winch, roll cage, snorkel chequerplate etc. I just tell em what I have done and they add it to the growing list. Some insurance companies start adding to the bill if it is anything but standard.
welshlaner
New Member
Sounds a fair price but ask what breakdown cover is provided, just roadside is fine if you don't know much about repairs.
But I would go for recovery back to home, most landies easy to fix, but if your drive shaft went or cambelt do you want to be stranded somewhere remote.
But I would go for recovery back to home, most landies easy to fix, but if your drive shaft went or cambelt do you want to be stranded somewhere remote.
i like thems peeps at Lancaster, i got me 110 with them and they said cos of it's age (89) it's classed as a "classic" vehicle - so (they said) when their breakdown man comes out to rescue me, because they are used to dealing with "other" classic motors like astons and jags they'll be able to get me fixed up and on the road again in no time
