I did it online, Defender 90 2.5td classed as van, then light utilty in the other drop down menu, under 10,000 miles, with my mom and dad on as additional drivers, got that for just over a grand

2.5td but fully comp With Aviva?

With Aviva, that was with me as main driver and both parents as named and they've got no claims/convictions

Right okay, thanks for clearing that up :)

So if it aint a csw then it's a van? I'm sure I'll understand this one day.. ;)

I have no idea

Estate is extended body with larger boot space

I Understand estate in terms of cars, but when its on the insurance forms for a defender, it throws me a bit as one is classed as estate and is a car, yet another is classed as a 4x4 utility van but looks the same Licence is standard up to 8 seats licence

It's just what was on the insurance forms

I'm sure I'll figure it out

So it's 2/3 seater or £10k insurance then? Bugger :(

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Something like that :D What if I just bolt the seats in when I need em? Reckon that'd pass with the insurers ?

So if it aint got windows it's a van? Just want to make 100% sure or it could cost me £9,000 :p

I want seats in it, for ferrying mates about and camping etc, so would no rear windows, but seats still keep it technically as a van?

Is that just no windows then? Sorry I'm a complete newbie to all this

Saw it a bit back, can't find it now

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