Competition car insurance have always been cheaper for me and you get 5 track days included.

Classicline were best for me. Agreed value too which is nice. Beat CCI by about 50 squids.

http://www.classiclineinsurance.co.uk/

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I try Admiral every year for their multicar policies and every year they're so uncompetitive it's laughable.
Back in February they were over £1000 dearer for our 3 cars than the best single car policies we eventually bought.

I'm with Admiral who mirrored my no claims bonus from my other policy (my multicar policy is full!!) at a cost of £262

What Noble club?

I'm with Admiral.

I'm also with Admiral and have mods declared. Of course, mine are minor ( exhaust, tune ) and that was fine. I think they are okay with power increases of up to 10% ( might be 20% ).

I've had one renewal so far ( i.e. the first time that my two cars started at the same time ) and was almost exactly the same as the previous year.

I pay around £600, i'm 36yrs self employed own a house with 2 children have full no claims, clean licence, 1 claim made in 2010 on my X5 2k worth of damage for hitting a telegralph pole in the snow whilst driving sensibly
May be i should be looking some where else for insurance?

Nobleparts could be classed as a Noble owners club as you have to prove ownership to become a member. Not sure what to suggest if they require a membership number though, I suppose I could always generate one.

That's because the club takes some of the liability, Nobleparts isn't set up to do that! I don't want to get involved in organising trackdays either.

I don't think I could deal with certain egos or the feeling that I may be indirectly responsible for someone losing their car/house/first born in an ill-advised bet.