Insurance for an Ex Ozzie

Insurance for an Ex Ozzie

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M@H

11,296 posts

274 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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BTW Tesco's don't seem to recognise a 4.3 Chimaera.



It's there as I just got a quote for it... I put in 1993 and the only options were the 4.0 and the 4.3

Cheers
Matt.

PS.. Quote was £1071 they can Off !!!

M@H

11,296 posts

274 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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By the way guys on a totally different subject what would you say a 97/P 4.0l with 51K on the clock would be worth? I'm getting 13-14K back? They cant have depreciated that much can they?



R U selling ??

filthy rich

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15 posts

273 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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Yes are you interested?

M@H

11,296 posts

274 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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Yes are you interested?



Might be.. it involves a bit of car juggling on my part but hey, all good fun.. mail me spec pics etc. offline

Cheers
Matt.

griff2be

5,089 posts

269 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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Im currently with mannings and my renewel is more expensive than sunninghil by 33 quid. and the worse bit is mannings are prepared to loose 600 odd quid for the sake of 33, mad I think. im a bit unsure what to do now.


Zippy - I just changed to Sunninghill from Mannings even though Sunninghill are more expensive.

Advantages are it includes FULL RAC cover including recovery, at home and european cover, unlimited track days and up to 10,999 miles.

Mannings restricted me to TVRCC only trackdays and 5,000 miles, plus no RAC.

Make sure you compare apples with apples!

M@H

11,296 posts

274 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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Im currently with mannings and my renewel is more expensive than sunninghil by 33 quid. and the worse bit is mannings are prepared to loose 600 odd quid for the sake of 33, mad I think. im a bit unsure what to do now.


Zippy - I just changed to Sunninghill from Mannings even though Sunninghill are more expensive.

Advantages are it includes FULL RAC cover including recovery, at home and european cover,


only if your car is less than 8 yrs old, and RAC is not free as they reduce the policy if you can't have it. (mistake by lobotomy bloke.. "oh no you cant have it as the cars over 8 years oid, I'll recalculate the policy), and it knocked about £90 off.. nothing is ever FREE..

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unlimited track days and up to 10,999 miles. Mannings restricted me to TVRCC only trackdays and 5,000 miles, plus no RAC.


they just quoted me unlimited mileage..
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Make sure you compare apples with apples!



Indeed, make sure you do !!

Cheers
Matt.



>> Edited by M@H on Thursday 5th September 15:19

>> Edited by M@H on Thursday 5th September 15:57

griff2be

5,089 posts

269 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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Interesting......

eharding

13,820 posts

286 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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I changed to Sunninghill this year - somebody on the Tuscan list pointed me at them and am I glad they did...NU renewal was 1300 for the Tuscan and 1200 for the Rangie (and A1 recommended transferring to a new insurer saving about £50 on each) - NU also didn't even get their act together and send me a renewal quote for the Griff until I had already transferred to Sunninghill, and their quote was about 1100. Sunninghill came up with 552 for the Tuscan, 538 for the Griff and (strangely) 669 for the Rangie. As I said - very glad someone here pointed me in their direction.

Rosso Paul

1,080 posts

269 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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It's amazing how premiums can vary so much. I've just renewed with NU Direct on a 2002 Griff 500 - cost £479. Got max NCB and live in Herts but am just the wrong side of 50 (but I'm still young in my own mind). Cheap insurance - about the only perk of growing old.

Paul

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

273 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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When I contacted Mannings I was told that because my Chimaera isn't garaged I HAD to have a tracker fitted.

This despite the fact that I have allocated off road parking in the apartemnt complex I live in.

They were the only company out of 10 I called who insisted on this. Given that TVR's must be one of the lesser nicked cars, why is it that the 'official' TVRCC endorsed insurance brokers take this approach ?

Dougie Style

rct

240 posts

274 months

Thursday 5th September 2002
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Just renewed with Sunninghill. £475 for Chimaera 450 (Living in East Sussex with full NCB and being the wrong side of 40). Adrian Flux wanted £560 and a couple of mainstream car insurers wouldn’t even quote. Being older certainly does have it’s advantages as this is pretty much the price I paid 19 years ago for my brand new Escort RS1600i (which I wrote off with 1800 miles on the clock - so they go the short straw on that one!)

KenD

144 posts

264 months

Friday 6th September 2002
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I have just returned from Oz and spoke to Sunninghill about insuring a chim, no problem and they would even give me the credit of no claims earned in Oz