Classic limited mileage insurance?

[Mike Horne]

I'm looking around for a limited mileage classic policy for my cerbera RR...anyone any recommendations before I spend hours on the Internet?

[K4TRV]

Try these?

http://www.manninguk.com/automotive/tvr.php

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[Bobhon]

Classic line gave me the best price on my 2002 Tamora.

[rigga]

Yup classic line for me too.

[shake n bake]

I got my insurance from admiral, by far the cheapest which I was quite surprised with.

[steveT350C]

Mannings for me.

[esso]

shake n bake said:

I got my insurance from admiral, by far the cheapest which I was quite surprised with.

Admiral quoted me the cheapest but don't offer agreed value cover.

[seeby]

steveT350C said:

Mannings for me.

+1

[Mike Horne]

Admiral are unable to quote on a modified cerbera!...i'll try classic line in the morning I think.

[walt762]

I just got my renewal quote in from Privilege and I won't be bothering looking around it was that good and they were very helpful when my other car had issues & needed to add a hire car twice.

[pwd95]

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[sgrimshaw]

I moved my highly modified Chimaera from Mannings to Classicline this year.

It was cheaper and included UK and European Breakdown Recovery.

[R7EBO]

Why do you need classic limited mileage cover? Unless it's purely for an agreed value then don't bother. My mk1 Tuscan is insured with Churchill with the following:
- 10,000 miles per annum
- Parked on a driveway at night
- Parked in a public car park during the day
- Social, domestic, pleasure & commuting
- Protected no-claims
- Legal protection
- £0 voluntary excess
- Basic hire car
- Basic break-down cover

I know they go on market value via Parkers guide, but I put a value of £15k. Comes to a grand total of £210 for the year...

[griff50tvr]

I was with Mannings for years but this year they were beaten by a country mile by Privilege. I only tried them after seeing good reports on here.

[Tyre Tread]

Speak to Hagerty.