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white_van_man

Original Poster:

3,848 posts

272 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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who does cheap Insurance for an S im only 21 with 2 yrs no claims
Thanks For your help
WVM

>>> Edited by white_van_man on Friday 26th March 19:10

Pies

13,116 posts

279 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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Tesco
Tel - 0845 300 9900

Web - www.tescofinance.com

Email – n/a



Sunninghill
Tel - 0870 787 8017

Web - www.sunninghillinsurance.co.uk

Email - tvr@siblimited.co.uk



Privilege
Tel - 0845 2460311

Web - www.privilege.com

Email – n/a



A. Manning

Tel- 01491 578759

Web – n/a

Email n/a



Classicline

Tel - 01455 639000

Web – n/a

Email – n/a



Direct line

Tel - 0845 246 8701 or 0845 246 8706

Web – www.uk.directline.com

Email = n/a



Peart Associates
Tel - 0870 240 2972

Web - www.peart.co.uk

Email - insurance@peart.co.uk



Adrian Flux
Tel - visit - www.adrianflux.co.uk/maincontacts.htm

Web - www.adrianflux.co.uk

Email - embedded



Performance Direct

Tel- 0870 420 3896 or 08704 203896

Web – www.performancedirect.co.uk

Email – n/a



Liverpool Victoria
Tel- 0800 514 514 (quote ref IELO)

Web - www.liverpoolvictoria.co.uk

Email – n/a



Endsleigh Insurance
Tel- 0121 651 6250

Web - www.endsleigh.co.uk

Email - n/a



Norwich Union
Tel - 0800 096 4715

Web – www.norwichunion.com

Email – support@norwich-union.co.uk



Footman James

Tel – see this page www.footmanjames.co.uk/site/telephone.asp

Web - www.footmanjames.co.uk

Email see this page www.footmanjames.co.uk/site/email.asp



Heritage (Norton Insurance)
Tel - 0121 246 6060

Email - quote@norton-ib.co.uk

Web - www.norton-ib.co.uk/frame_classiccar.htm

WildfireS3

9,917 posts

275 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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You'll struggle to get a quote under £2k me thinks, especially if you don't have a garage.

white_van_man

Original Poster:

3,848 posts

272 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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i have a garage which should help i was hoping to get it under 1k i donr mind going for limmited mialage

WildfireS3

9,917 posts

275 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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To be honest, under 1K is going to be near impossible. I pay £1.5K ish, parked on the street in Newcastle. It would cost me round about £1100 if I moved back home to Surrey, where it is parked in a locked garage in a good postcode. I am also on limited mileage. 22yrs old 5 years NCB.

white_van_man

Original Poster:

3,848 posts

272 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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my TVR dream is slowly edging away from me this year

shnozz

30,065 posts

294 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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white_van_man said:
my TVR dream is slowly edging away from me this year


well in theory you should take the insurance price for Wildfire, and then take the insurance price from BattyMattyS4cattydatty and then take the mid point since they are ages 23 and 19.

I was insuring an S3 at 23 and it was about £1100 IIRC. Age will be a factor, but I would estimate Wildfires quote is on the high side cos of where he lives

WildfireS3

9,917 posts

275 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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Ain't nothing wrong with Pikey Newcastle!! No, like I said it's about £500 less if I move back to Surrey with my parents. So I come out at around £1K for Fully Comp on my S3. I reckon that if you've got a good postcode you could be looking at around £1500 or so. Tescos like NCB. The fact that you have only 2 years NCB will count against you.

I'm not sure how much BattyS4C pays for his car, but it's got to be quite a fair whack, 19 and only 1 years NCB.

If you do find cheap cover let me know! I have renewal this year.

P.s I'm still only 22.

page3

5,147 posts

274 months

Friday 26th March 2004
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white_van_man said:
my TVR dream is slowly edging away from me this year


You never know until you try. Give them all a call (or apply on-line), you never know. Applying logic to insurance quotes is not wise.

Hoover33

5,993 posts

265 months

Saturday 27th March 2004
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Try going to the brokers Jardine Faber 01604 639011.

I know you are 21.... but worth ago

I am 34 with a recent drink drive conviction.... £389.20 fully comp, limited 4000 miles, £200 excess, garaged.

All my other quotes were £2k upwards

Good luck

Hoover

PS Posting pics of my S2 soon

Hoover33

5,993 posts

265 months

Saturday 27th March 2004
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ohhh forgot to say that the insurance company was Highway at Llyod's

and also the bloke I bought the car from was in his early 20s and he was paying around £300 per year his brooker was Assett Trust, Troll Barn,Tetbury,Glocstershier

Podie

46,647 posts

298 months

Saturday 27th March 2004
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Buy a shitter... and insure that TPFT... you can then insure the TVR as your second car... and on a classic policy NCB don't count...

WildfireS3

9,917 posts

275 months

Monday 29th March 2004
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I tried that, I'm not allowed to drive other cars until I'm 24. I have 2 fully comp policies with 5 years NCB.

M@H

11,298 posts

295 months

Monday 29th March 2004
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Podie said:
... and on a classic policy NCB don't count...


..you've got to be at least 25 to get a Classic Policy.

Podie

46,647 posts

298 months

Monday 29th March 2004
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M@H said:

Podie said:
... and on a classic policy NCB don't count...



..you've got to be at least 25 to get a Classic Policy.


oops... sorry...

RichardR

2,905 posts

291 months

Monday 29th March 2004
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page3 said:

white_van_man said:
my TVR dream is slowly edging away from me this year



You never know until you try. Give them all a call (or apply on-line), you never know. Applying logic to insurance quotes is not wise.
I second that. I got 32 quotes last year and the price varied by £1100 between the best and worst. My circumstances are slightly different to yours, but I reckon the same pricinple applies.

It'd also be worth asking if you'd get a discount if you take any kind of performance driving tuition, which would also give the added benefit of being able to enjoy/exploit the TVR more when you do get it.

Batty S4C

12,268 posts

273 months

Monday 29th March 2004
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Bonjour!
Cheers Shnozz! :heh:
i pay the small amount of 2500 to the loverly insurance company.
thats garaged 2 years no claims, and a pass plus scheme
oh and a cat 1 alarm.
nice eh!

WildfireS3

9,917 posts

275 months

Tuesday 30th March 2004
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Basically if you take my Policy:

22yrs old 5 years NCB, on street in Newcastle

and Matt's Policy

19 years old, 2 years NCB garaged

and hit the middle you come out with:

£2000 per year.

M@H

11,298 posts

295 months

Tuesday 30th March 2004
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There is a way to get 3rd Party cover for the TVR quite cheaply if needs be.

Buy an old Fiesta 1.0 (or whatever..?) for £30 from the paper. Insure it Fully comprehensive.

Buy TVR S, and register it in your mother/father/trustworthy persons name and let them drive it on a fairly regular basis.

Drive the TVR yourself on the 3rd Party extension cover part of the Fully comp policy on the Fiesta.

Cheers,
Matt.



please note I can not guarantee how legitamate this is, don't blame me etc etc, read the policy smallprint.

WildfireS3

9,917 posts

275 months

Tuesday 30th March 2004
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Youhave to be over 24 or 25 for this. I have fully comp on the S and a 1.4 Polo. I'm not allowed to drive any other cars on 3rd Party until I'm 24 or 25.