INSURANCE???
INSURANCE???
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cerbielee

Original Poster:

344 posts

235 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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Hi all! just wondered what people are paying for insurance and who with? Can they be insured as classics yet?(wishful thinking?)

Jonnie B

229 posts

248 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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Mines about £380.00 with Mannings.
Ltd to 5000 miles,

ancol

412 posts

253 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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mines about £380 also with admiral i was amazed actually but that was the price thats not limited either think the excess was £250 btw 30 yrs driving though and never a claim

Mattt

16,664 posts

247 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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cerbielee said:
Hi all! just wondered what people are paying for insurance and who with? Can they be insured as classics yet?(wishful thinking?)


Surely this is a bit academic unless people know your age, location & history?

itsallyellow

3,879 posts

249 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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Ha ha insurance!!!

cerbielee

Original Poster:

344 posts

235 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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Im 34 and a driving instructor no claims or convictions!
Just wanted a rough idea!
Lee

touching cloth

11,706 posts

268 months

Tuesday 20th February 2007
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itsallyellow said:
Ha ha insurance!!!



hehe

redleicester

6,869 posts

274 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Heck of a lot cheaper than most supercars or "prestige" or "sports" wheels - I sold my Cerb and changed to an E39 M5 of same cost and my insurance more than doubled eek

As a general rule, TVRs are remarkably cheap to insure given their pedigree and performance. Guess they're not much use for ram-raiding and none are stolen to order for foreigners as they are scared by British Beef! hehe

big_treacle

1,727 posts

289 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Well i'm 30 with my car on the drive in Dorset with 6 years no claims.
For 10k miles a year I pay around &650 with directline. I've got 3-4 years of TVR driving & I think that helps.

Julian64

14,325 posts

283 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Adrian Flux will do the Cerb as a modern classic

cerbielee

Original Poster:

344 posts

235 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Thanks for that chapsthumbupfeel much better now! will cost similar to my Focus ST225(wich is for sale)

brooksie

121 posts

236 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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35, in stockport, limited to 5k per year and is insured as a 2nd car through AON Classic .. £303 a year.

hugepiece

724 posts

256 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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i'm 28 and an IT manager living in NE London/Essex. Currently on a policy where I changed car from an M3 to an S3 then to the Cerb so prices are a bit messed up. I've been told by the Broker (a-plan) that my renewal in May will be £820 - thats cheaper than my old Chimaera........

moosetvr

88 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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If its a second use car, garaged and doing limited mileage then most classic car insurers will offer a price.
I know of an insurer that offers discounts to fellow Phers

byker28i

91,642 posts

246 months

Wednesday 21st February 2007
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Mines insured with Mannings through the TVR Club. It was as cheap as our old Renault Espace.