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SRAPUBLIC

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1,596 posts

279 months

Sunday 15th June 2003
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I got the following response from Sunninghill for a quote for my first TVR (Griff 4.0 valued £15,000 for 3,000/miles annum): "After a years or so experience with the TVR, we will be in a better posistion to offer terms and premiums". I'm 37 with 20 years NCB. Is this going to be a normal response. Heritage quoted £473 - Who else should I try ?

mark387mw

2,204 posts

295 months

Sunday 15th June 2003
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See this link www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=12&h=&t=11857 I used ClassicLine for my 350i, don't know if they're any good for the non-Wedge TVR's.

Mark

cerbera2004

5,161 posts

279 months

Sunday 15th June 2003
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Have a read of this:

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=43096&f=6&h=0

Might explain a few things going on.
Bottom line for me right now is Peart came out tops.

Good luck!

K67 KRB

221 posts

279 months

Monday 16th June 2003
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Strange this...

I got insurance fron Sunnighill, for my first TVR, a 4.3 Griff, with only limited experience of high performance cars ( not TVRs ) and they had no problem....and I'm only 32.

Maybe its your postal code, or parked on street, or car security...or something.

At the end of the day, insurance companies make it up as they go along.....maybe you caught them on a bad day :-)

tuscan_s

3,173 posts

301 months

Monday 16th June 2003
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Don't believe that! I am with Sunninghill and I was accepted straight away. I am 26 and my first and current TVR is a Tuscan S!

duncan hermer

78 posts

284 months

Monday 16th June 2003
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have a word! Sunninghill insured me too for my first TVR - in fact they were one of the only specialist insurers that didn't want any previous performance car experience. The quote was a good 50% cheaper than anywhere else too. 4.0 Chim, 14k ish, 27 y.o

Cerbera2004

5,161 posts

279 months

Monday 16th June 2003
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Those in disbelief, read my thread.
It may explain why....

MajorClanger

749 posts

298 months

Monday 16th June 2003
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I got the following response from Sunninghill for a quote for my first TVR (Griff 4.0 valued £15,000 for 3,000/miles annum): "After a years or so experience with the TVR, we will be in a better posistion to offer terms and premiums". I'm 37 with 20 years NCB. Is this going to be a normal response. Heritage quoted £473 - Who else should I try ?


£473!!!! Snap their hand off at the shoulder!!!!

MC

SRAPUBLIC

Original Poster:

1,596 posts

279 months

Tuesday 17th June 2003
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Today I got £370 with 250xs from Classic Line...

crimson king 500

553 posts

290 months

Tuesday 17th June 2003
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Nothing but excellent pricing from Sunninghill, don't forget that their policy allows you one track day each year, so almost worth it on its own, been with them now over 8 years.
CK500

gemini

11,352 posts

292 months

Tuesday 17th June 2003
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classic line allow as many track days as you want!
you just need inform them before you do it

exs goes up to £1K

other than that good all round service

ardoyne

53 posts

285 months

Tuesday 17th June 2003
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crimson king 500 said: Nothing but excellent pricing from Sunninghill, don't forget that their policy allows you one track day each year, so almost worth it on its own, been with them now over 8 years.
CK500


One track day? I'm sure my policy with Sunninghill allows unlimited trackdays with prior notification. I'd better go and check the policy

Bob