Help with insurance

[r7oky]

Manyy of you have already helped me out with what to look for in a cerb, but now its insurance time, i have had quotes of £850 fully comp (like you would insure a cerb TPFT) which i think is good for a 23 yr old. But as i will be getting a daily run around car as well is was wondering if anyone knew of an insurance company that will insurec 2 cars on 2 policy. If anyone could help i would be greatful many thanks.

[gazzab]

Hi - I just got a quote that might help you.
Via Classicline (01455 639000)I got an excellent quote for just over £600 fully comp. You dont need to use your no claims bonus. You just need to be using the car as a 2nd car only. Comes with legal and windscreen. £250 excess. You need to confirm that you are used to high power cars. The policy is actually with KGM - a lloyds broker.
Any negatives on them the plse mail me !!
Gary

[kojak]

Mines with Classicline...£550


5000 miles per annum.

>> Edited by kojak on Thursday 28th April 11:58

[jonnie5]

kojak said:

Mines with Classicline...£550 5000 miles per annum. >> Edited by kojak on Thursday 28th April 11:58

me too!

[gazzab]

Mine would have been cheaper but have got two claims ! One cos a toe rag drove into my wifes car and then lied ! And the other when I was hit by an invisible bollard in a car park and dented the wifes car!

[beanflicker]

i pay £689 fully comp un limited miles £250 exes plus a recovery rac cover thats with sunning hill in camberley

[gazzab]

Also - if you move your main car to Admiral they will give you an introductory no claims bonus on the TVR as a 2nd car. Havent tried them yet but looks promising. Many brokered policies get you on the pay annual up front and then clearly you cancel at some point during a policy yr AND at that point they stitch you on fees (I have been there).

[cozzy]

Thats a good price mate, Im paying £1280 fully comp also 23y/o