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D15CO D4VE
Original Poster
309 posts
20 months
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Hi gents just looking for a point in the right direction to find some classic car insurance on such an uber barge  cheers in advance Dave.
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Satsuma
247 posts
101 months
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I think you'll be lucky. It's not old enough.
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Gruber
4,120 posts
83 months
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Lancaster have previously covered a 1991 190E and a 1989 300E for me, so they might be worth a crack. They didn't insist on garaging, which was useful.
My 1989 e30 is currently insured with RH Classic Insurance, who continually impress me with their customer service, so they're worth a call as well. But they do insist on garaging, in my experience.
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Gruber
4,120 posts
83 months
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Satsuma said: I think you'll be lucky. It's not old enough. Not necessarily true. Some classic policies cover cars over 15 y.o. And some seem to see themselves as "specialist" insurers, rather than "classic" insurers, and are more concerned with whether or not it is a second car, on a limited mileage, than about age per se.
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chazola
347 posts
26 months
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Peter Best insured a '94 W124 for me on a classic policy no probs. Limited miles and 2nd car of course.
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Kirk280
59 posts
12 months
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Peter S Taylor insurance will insure cars over 15 years old as "modern classics", this includes limited commuting, as long as it's a 2nd car in the household. They insure my Capri and are very reasonable. I'm looking to buy a 4th car later in the year and I'm going down this route to avoid extortionate insurance costs. But that will be another thread in due course!
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Needa308GT4
311 posts
15 months
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Satsuma said: I think you'll be lucky. It's not old enough. I insured a 95 155 V6 on a classic policy 3 years ago.
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D15CO D4VE
Original Poster
309 posts
20 months
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Cheers for the reply's chaps, I shall update in due course 
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andy43
2,987 posts
123 months
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Gruber said: Satsuma said: I think you'll be lucky. It's not old enough. Not necessarily true. Some classic policies cover cars over 15 y.o. And some seem to see themselves as "specialist" insurers, rather than "classic" insurers, and are more concerned with whether or not it is a second car, on a limited mileage, than about age per se. Classicline will do 10 years, less if it's 'interesting' - I believe they have a firm list of cars they'll bend the rules for.
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