Classic insurance with no garage?

[Private Pile]

As above, does anyone offer classic car insurance with no garage? I've just been offered a lovely 190e (1993) but my garage has a broken classic inside for the next few months. Talk about bad timing!

Thanks

[TickingTappets]

Yes, I've got classic car insurance through Carole Nash with the car parked on the road outside my house.

[Tony-2io3e]

When my car was going to be out of the garage, I rang the insurers to tell them. They said it wouldn't affect the premium, it was the post code they were mainly interested in. I would think that if it's the rarest car in the world it might have some bearing though.

[PositronicRay]

I've a 94 SL, ordinary ins is cheaper than classic. About £150 with a 6000 mpa policy.

[ShampooEfficient]

Lancaster insurance will do it so long as its a second car - just insured mine!

[TooMany2cvs]

PositronicRay said:

I've a 94 SL, ordinary ins is cheaper than classic. About £150 with a 6000 mpa policy.

How will the value be calculated in the event of a claim?

[Private Pile]

Thanks to all for replying. I had it in my head that a garage was compulsory. Feel free to post any more companies that do it.

I'll update when I get something arranged.

Thanks again.

[sparkey]

I've found Hagerty the best and easiest to deal with. 2 classics on drive at the minute.

[Spitfire2]

Footman James allow me to keep either classic in my garage, my mother's garage or on the drive at either property. They didn't ask a penny extra when I discussed with them. Just updated the policy.

[PositronicRay]

TooMany2cvs said:

PositronicRay said:

I've a 94 SL, ordinary ins is cheaper than classic. About £150 with a 6000 mpa policy.

How will the value be calculated in the event of a claim?

Market value is fine, the car isn't in a condition that it needs an "agreed" value.

[Tony-2io3e]

Strangely enough OneCall provided the cheapest quote for me on my Porsche 944 but not on my Toyota so you do need to shop around.