Just had a bespoke insurance quote!
Discussion
-Ad- said:
I would if I knew what that meant 
Oh - then you need to look for the 'normal' TVR insurers. 
You broadly have 2 options:-
- Classic policies. You dont need a no claims bonus, premiums generally v good. Often limited miles, not much/any commuting........
- Standard brokers / insurers. There are some that specialise in TVRs.
There is plenty of stuff on pistonheads - search the general TVR section and Cerb section.
Thanks for that Gazza, only really started having a good read up yesterday. All the main things to consider are being embedded into my head, but I'm in no rush atm.
Will probably wait until I'm 25 in July before trying to pick one up, plus I will have saved up some more money and knowldege by then. It seems like joining the club is a good way to go as the discounts gained far outweigh the membership cost, plus you get to be part of the family.
You lot seem pretty sound as well, had a nice chat with a Blue Grif owner at Knebworth late this summer. He had moved over from a Stag (father is part of the Stag fraternity thus knew him). Just hope I can properly fit into one of these being 6ft 2.
Will probably wait until I'm 25 in July before trying to pick one up, plus I will have saved up some more money and knowldege by then. It seems like joining the club is a good way to go as the discounts gained far outweigh the membership cost, plus you get to be part of the family.
You lot seem pretty sound as well, had a nice chat with a Blue Grif owner at Knebworth late this summer. He had moved over from a Stag (father is part of the Stag fraternity thus knew him). Just hope I can properly fit into one of these being 6ft 2.
spitfire4v8 said:
thats less than most of the quotes ive had so far for my 1600cc ford escort!
Yes, but does the escort have an "eco" engine like Brummie
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