Series 3 insurance (19 years old)
Discussion
Good evening chaps, I have lusted (oddly according to my friends and family) after a series Land Rover for a very long time. As it is nearing the summer, prices seem to be much cheaper and it is becoming a viable option. However, as always insurance is a hurdle.
Are there any specific insurers which are used by you to get a good price, be it classic or 4x4 insurance?
As a side note, is this man joking or is he trying to fool someone with his 'customised bonnet'? Made me chuckle anyway.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2011...
Cheers,
Bob
Are there any specific insurers which are used by you to get a good price, be it classic or 4x4 insurance?
As a side note, is this man joking or is he trying to fool someone with his 'customised bonnet'? Made me chuckle anyway.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2011...
Cheers,
Bob
Now that's interesting how what appears to be an employee of Adrian Flux is suggesting insurance for a 19 year old, when I as an 18 year old have been refused insurance, on a series 2a as they don't insure anyone under 21.
I'm currently with the NFU and are good but as they increased the policy on my family Defender by £1100 I'm not confident they will still be good.
Footman James are good for classic policies, I suggest you give them a call.
I'm currently with the NFU and are good but as they increased the policy on my family Defender by £1100 I'm not confident they will still be good.
Footman James are good for classic policies, I suggest you give them a call.
rossyIIa said:
Now that's interesting how what appears to be an employee of Adrian Flux is suggesting insurance for a 19 year old, when I as an 18 year old have been refused insurance, on a series 2a as they don't insure anyone under 21.
I'm currently with the NFU and are good but as they increased the policy on my family Defender by £1100 I'm not confident they will still be good.
Footman James are good for classic policies, I suggest you give them a call.
To be fair, there's nothing on the post to suggest he's 19, and AF do tend to offer good priced policies for classic vehicles. I also agree thet Footman James offer good deals. It's best to be a club member as well as this will make you a better risk and make the insurance cheaper.I'm currently with the NFU and are good but as they increased the policy on my family Defender by £1100 I'm not confident they will still be good.
Footman James are good for classic policies, I suggest you give them a call.
cpas said:
To be fair, there's nothing on the post to suggest he's 19, and AF do tend to offer good priced policies for classic vehicles. I also agree thet Footman James offer good deals. It's best to be a club member as well as this will make you a better risk and make the insurance cheaper.
..apart from the thread's title - doh!!Thank you for the input chaps. I will give all these people a ring/e-mail. Beginning quotes look promising so far.
RossyIIa, I have heard the NFU are only good if you have had insurance with them for a while. My friends family has 11(!) cars with them and they are very reasonably priced, but when he tried with his own policy for his Defender they were very expensive.
RossyIIa, I have heard the NFU are only good if you have had insurance with them for a while. My friends family has 11(!) cars with them and they are very reasonably priced, but when he tried with his own policy for his Defender they were very expensive.
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