Wedge Insurance

[Waynester]

Boring question time.

What's the concensus on the best insurance companies these days, been a few years since I last insured a Wedge?

[carob]

RH Insurance Wayne.

Rob

[Waynester]

These Rob? Thanks, will give them a call.

http://www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk

[carob]

There the ones mate, I think most are with them.

Rob

[KKson]

Adrian Flux. £136 for the year, 3000 mile. Billy bargain.

[Waynester]

Thanks mate.. time to spend a further wedge on the Wedge!

[Waynester]

KKson said:

Adrian Flux. £136 for the year, 3000 mile. Billy bargain.

I'm sure I used AF once before.. Will give them a try too, cheers Keith.

[MethylatedSpirit]

23yo £400 with admiral for 10k miles. I quite liked that.

[KKson]

I was amazed at how cheap they are. Great service and all on line. Also I didn't need to transfer any no claims bonus across, so now can happily run three cars - diesel daily hack, 4 seater convertible and TVR. My wife just doesn't seem to understand the logic?

TVR-CC membership did appear to make a difference, although I'm not sure by how much?

[mrzigazaga]

Well it all depends where you live and how old you are....Classic insurance companies normally expect you to only use it as a weekend and fair weather fighter..Limited miles with a garage.

Unfortunately i live in a high crime area and my wedge is my everyday car...Non-Garaged...Unlimited miles per year...National and international breakdown cover with windscreen cover....A fairly small excess all for £480 fully comp...Elephant.co...I used to be with Heritage who were ok but after two years they rejected my policy as the 280i was my only car...Which was somewhat strange as i had already declared that it was my only vehicle from the beginning, They also didn't like the garage address which again was strange as it was initially ok..This is actually the cheapest car insurance i have ever had where i live, I used to pay £1300 for TPFT for a Rover GSi420...PONY!..Ziga

[KKson]

Point taken Mr Ziga. I live in the middle of no where, with a double garage and very limited use according to the policy. The roads around here are very quiet.....

[mrzigazaga]

KKson said:

TVR-CC membership did appear to make a difference, although I'm not sure by how much?

I think it reduced mine by £30??...Every little helps...

[KKson]

Have you got time to post on the forum? Surely you should be polishing blingy bits for Poppys return??

[mrzigazaga]

KKson said:

Have you got time to post on the forum? Surely you should be polishing blingy bits for Poppys return??

"While the witching hour's are upon us no mirror shall reflect my existence ..My eyes will bear no window to my soul...The beast within has returned to the darkness and my blood weakens with light...Ang on...Just spotted a fox....Come here you noisy little bastid!!!

[maston]

Try lancaster insurance , they were the cheapest for me

[marcus1875]

maston said:

Try lancaster insurance , they were the cheapest for me

Me too, £84! 3000 limited mileage, but as Mark said above it's a postcode lottery!

Marcus

[Jonny weggie]

RH Specialist Insurance -- £144 - 390SE - 5000 miles.

[DEKE]

Hi
Lancaster is who I am with 3000 miles per year breakdown get you home etc cost me 140 quid North east of Scotland
Deke

[Waynester]

I believe I used Lancaster once before too, agreed value policy too.
As for age, hopefully 42 is seen as old enough that I can be trusted behind the wheel of a TVR?

The SEAC arrives next week.. I'm hoping for continued better weather as I have a few years of non-TVR ownership to blast out of my system!

[gmw9666]

Even with all the mods declared on the wee beastie "performance direct" costs £180 a year, 3k miles. I thought that was pretty darn good