Pre cat classic car insurance
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That time of the year for insurance renewal has come round. As its 20 years old I have my precat on a classic car policy like I'm sure many of you do.
Footman James have put it up 10% from last year despite me being a good boy. I'm going to start ringing round the other companys and was just wondering who other people have used recently and are getting good deals. I've heard RH are good so will give them a try. Any other suggestions?
Russ
Footman James have put it up 10% from last year despite me being a good boy. I'm going to start ringing round the other companys and was just wondering who other people have used recently and are getting good deals. I've heard RH are good so will give them a try. Any other suggestions?
Russ
Russell Mc said:
That time of the year for insurance renewal has come round. As its 20 years old I have my precat on a classic car policy like I'm sure many of you do.
Footman James have put it up 10% from last year despite me being a good boy. I'm going to start ringing round the other companys and was just wondering who other people have used recently and are getting good deals. I've heard RH are good so will give them a try. Any other suggestions?
Russ
Hi Russ, I insured with Adrian Flux last time, much cheaper than Mannings from previous year. AF were £250 which included £20 extra for insuring for commuting (for those sunny days when i want to take the beast to work)! Regards, PeteFootman James have put it up 10% from last year despite me being a good boy. I'm going to start ringing round the other companys and was just wondering who other people have used recently and are getting good deals. I've heard RH are good so will give them a try. Any other suggestions?
Russ
PeteGriff said:
Hi Russ, I insured with Adrian Flux last time, much cheaper than Mannings from previous year. AF were £250 which included £20 extra for insuring for commuting (for those sunny days when i want to take the beast to work)! Regards, Pete
I did the opposite. Flux previously, then Mannings were cheaper this year. Plus Mannings got even cheaper given you only pay 25% of the monthly premium when the car is off the road (up to a max of 50% discount). Since I SORN mine in winter it added up to a big saving.Simon
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