911 Insurance
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Dave Bullock

Original Poster:

1 posts

256 months

Tuesday 4th May 2004
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I'm 52 and my wife is 54. We have just bought our first 911, a 1989 Carrera Sport 3.2 Coupe, and we need to insure it for Saturday 8th May.
Which company do we use please?

philly

190 posts

271 months

Tuesday 4th May 2004
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I'm 40 and insure an '85 3.2 Carrera parked on a driveway in London (limited mileage policy) fully comp for £250.

Through Carole Nash - very good people to deal with, but I've never had a claim.

Phil.

Azura_tzo

671 posts

280 months

Tuesday 4th May 2004
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Cheapest ones I have found are:
-Direct Line
-NIG
-Liverpool Victoria

JamieBeeston

9,294 posts

282 months

Wednesday 5th May 2004
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I paid £1400 with Tesco on my 996 at 23, but they ramped it up to £5k when I moved to Docklands..

The Dreaded E postcode :|

DaveMiddleton

241 posts

269 months

Wednesday 5th May 2004
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I am in the same age group as you. I have 6 years NCB and no convictions. I am just over £600 for a 993Twin Turbo with Direct Line (including NCB protection). I only increased by £30 going from C4 to TT!

clapham993

11,824 posts

260 months

Wednesday 5th May 2004
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Try Platinum Insurance Brokers in Canterbury - £1200 any driver for my 993, parked on a drive in Clapham based on me having 9 points

911nutter

1,916 posts

268 months

Wednesday 5th May 2004
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Cheam Insurance have always done me proud... 01737 354 377

warmfuzzies

4,272 posts

270 months

Wednesday 5th May 2004
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Heritige ins, PCGB member, 42, limited mileage 3k/year Colchester postcode, wife and myself. £460 Fully Comp.

kevin

ian_dorrian

110 posts

265 months

Wednesday 5th May 2004
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Try Priviledge (Royal Bank Scotland/ Direct Line)

Self (35) Wife (37)
Fully comp on 1996 993 C4S
Unlimited mileage
Rural Reading Postcode (bandit country)

4 years+ NCB & 1 SP30

Under £700

No track day cover though

Liverpool Vic & Tesco over £100 more

Strangely, Direct Line cost loads more and they underwrite the policy....