Galen

New Member

• Oct 2, 2007

• #1

Some folks have more than one landy. Some have far too many, they should play nice and share!

How do you folks with more than one insure them?
Do you have a seperate policy for each? If so does that involve some advance math with regard to NCB?

Or perhaps you have some multi vehicle policy that covers all the landies?

 

Take5

New Member

• Oct 2, 2007

• #2

Main work car is on one policy with 70% NCB. Landy is on a flat policy with no NCB accrued or taken into account. 12000 miles a year, fully comp, parked off the street for £189 a year due to the fact it is a second vehicle.

 

Galen

New Member

• Oct 9, 2007

• #3

I'll have to shop around and see what cover i can get.

I've almost got the better half to agree to having a defender as a play thing.
Can't decide if i should have a 300TDI or a TD5 when she finally agrees...

 

GRUNT

Well-Known Member

• Oct 9, 2007

• #4

If you get it on a classic insurance they don't take no claims into account, well Firebond don't anyhow. I saw an advert for a company that would insure more than one landy on the same policy but can't remember who it was now, but it was in one of the Land Rover magazines.

 

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Macca 110

Member

• Oct 10, 2007

• #5

The policy that you can only have one vehicle under your NCB is retarded. Why you cant have multiple vehicles all at 70% is strange. I used to have to spend a fortune on insuring cars when I lived back in the UK. Bloody robbing insurance companies.

Different out here in canada, all cars get the same entitled discount, nomatter how many you have.

 

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Taggy

New Member

• Oct 10, 2007

• #6

Always though it a bit silly, afterall you can only drive one car at a time cant you?

 

Sirus

Your all Banned except me

• Oct 10, 2007

• #7

The same could be said for road tax.

 

The Mad Hat Man

Well-Known Member

LZIR Despatch Agent

• Oct 10, 2007

• #8

Sirus said:

The same could be said for road tax.

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no it dont - coz yu cud have 3 cars parked on the road - all requiring road tax.

an if yu had "husband & spouse" insurance yu cud both be driving two diff cars on one policy.

 

Sirus

Your all Banned except me

• Oct 10, 2007

• #9

Aah but if you had 2 parked on the drive you are still paying tax for em

 

simon holland

New Member

• Oct 10, 2007

• #10

i have 2 classic landrovers insured with peter best they dont take no clames into account on my 75 series 3 i pay £170 and my 72 hybrid 3.9 diesel i pay £190 i use my no clames on my escort,

 

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Tony S

Active Member

• Oct 12, 2007

• #11

I have a 300 TDI and a TD5. i took out a motor traders part time policy and i can own and drive loads if i want to..Great init

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Oct 12, 2007

• #12

Tony S said:

I have a 300 TDI and a TD5. i took out a motor traders part time policy and i can own and drive loads if i want to..Great init

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Details sonny details, FFS. Who with, How much, What are yer allowed to drive on it. DETAILS.....

 

muddythelandy

New Member

• Oct 12, 2007

• #13

I want one of them motor traders policies too.

2 landies and a crv on admiral multi-car thing is cheaper than a quote I had from AA for only my 110 by the way. Saying that they'll not insure edith when I finish rebuilding her as she'll be too modified.

 

RAZ8550TDI

New Member

• Oct 13, 2007

• #14

am with lancaster insurance for the landy's 200tdi 92 and an 88 RPI 90 came to 300 quid, again classic policy so i got the discount of my no claims but never used them leaving them to use on my traders policy and if yer asking why i have a seperate policy if i have a traders that will cover them then my traders are **** for paying out wat its worth private sale if they get pinched.