Insurance recommendations

[Johnnyforeigner]

I'm just trying to get my cars insured after a not using them for a bit.
My old insurer doesn't seem to want to take them on again - any recommendations will be gratefully received.

It seems some of the larger firms have started reducing their upper value limit so I suppose I'll have to go with a more specialised insurer?

Thanks in advance.

S

[Yipper]

RKH, Chubb, loads out there. Admiral with gap insurance is a good option for entry and midrange stuff.

[Johnnyforeigner]

Yipper said:

RKH, Chubb, loads out there. Admiral with gap insurance is a good option for entry and midrange stuff.

Thanks for that - although Admiral have told me they now have a £200k limit per car?

[Trev450]

I've found NFU Mutual and Pace Ward to both be very accommodating as well as competitive.

[Yipper]

Johnnyforeigner said:

Yipper said:

RKH, Chubb, loads out there. Admiral with gap insurance is a good option for entry and midrange stuff.

Thanks for that - although Admiral have told me they now have a £200k limit per car?

Yup, hence the "entry and midrange" quote. Pricier or rarer stuff is best done with a specialist / Lloyds insurer with agreed value. RKH, PW, etc.

[ZOLLAR]

Johnnyforeigner said:

Thanks for that - although Admiral have told me they now have a £200k limit per car?

The person on the phone may say that but it can go up to £250,000, ask them to refer to a manager or the underwriters.

[Simmos]

Have you tried AIB?

[Lagerlout]

RK Harrison.

[PistonBroker]

A decent broker - cough, cough ;-) - will be able to sort this with one of their high-net-worth insurers - e.g. Zurich Private Clients, Home & Legacy, Oak Underwriting etc.

[Chiefly]

I can recommend http://www.classicsltd.co.uk

Very straight forward to deal