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robwsurf
19-10-2005, 00:05
anyone had any good insurance quotes with turbo engined mk1? any recommended insurers?
i'm 27 2ync and insured in darlington county durham still i m going to be lucky to get it for around a grand, going to get quotes this week.
what was everyones quotes like?
i used sky insurance 400 fully comp but im 39 with full ncb could probably get it cheaper than that tho
fully comp, 33yo, full NC, insured as kitcar, ?245 (cheaper than when it had 1600 in it)..! will PM you company details if i can dig them out..
hi nick pm me to mate id be real happy paying that
robwsurf
19-10-2005, 08:04
cheers that would be great if you could pm the details, didnt about insuring it as a kit car
MegatronUK
19-10-2005, 08:25
Yep, those details would be great Nik. Hoping to get mine on T&T'ed by the end of the month... and it doesn't look like a traders policy is going to happen anytime soon.
PsychomIKE
19-10-2005, 08:50
I received a written quotation from Adrian Flux for a mk1 with the engine conversion for ?570 ish fully comp. I'm 25 and 6 years NCB so that wasn't bad at all imo but this kit car insurance does sound very good, would appreciate the details!
Mike
djdna2000
19-10-2005, 08:54
ooo ooo Nick can you PM me too?
I spoke to my current insurers Admiral - as it is now I'm paying 380 quid (29, 6 NCB, no accidents or points, declared value £1000). They wanted "around £1500". I'm not having any of that crap, that's more than my GT4 which was worth 8 times more and in group 17!
Hows about we have a thread dedicated to Insurers of the 1.5? A bit like the Trader or Traitor thread I suppose.
leave it with me..its been over a year now but i'll dig out the details..
other relevant stuff was the fact it was garaged, cat1 immo, oh and a country village postcode..all adds up..
i rang adrian flux and found them to be a bunch of tossers tbh..
wouldnt return calls or answer emails so just a note of caution if you try them..i think theyre getting too big for their own boots..
i seem to remember them pulling up the equivelant vehicle as being a 'mr2 2000 kit car' or summat like that maybe try quoting that..but i did give them the engine power, size, all mods etc so i was surprised at the cheapness..
Yeah an insurance thread as Shugsta suggested would be useful.
I was/am insured via the Mk1 Club thru Houghton ins brokers at£200 for 5000ml/year and they have suggested about 400 after the swap.
As a lot of us are looking is it worth trying a group deal for TB 'members'?
i'd be up for that.
4yr nearly full ncb .30yrs.
not quoted yet.
as nick said adrian flux was pants when i contacted them they wanted ?760 off me
MegatronUK
19-10-2005, 20:29
Me too. It would be great if we could get somewhere to officially recognise the 1.5 as a kitcar and get rates to suit... it's not as if we're common as muck mk2 owners who are wapping a big turbo, 6" exhaust and alloys on!
For ref,
26 (27 in 3 weeks... god i feel old!)
0 points, 0 convictions
9 years ncb
Currently paying 700, fc on the Supra on a 10k mile/year policy. Id want to drop that down to about 6k and have the MR2 on 5-6k miles/year too.
I've just had a quote off a company called Graham Sykes, they cam in with £967, thats about £700 cheaper than Admiral quoted. I've always said to my mates that when the quote gets below the £1000 mark I'm gonna start looking for parts. So when I get back off my holiday I'm gonna see how much money I have left and start going hunting.
oh and I'm 25, 3 NCB, 1 Accident in the last 5 years (well that they know of) and no points.
man, UK insurance sucks!!! i pay like 120USD/mo :\
Paul Woods
21-10-2005, 07:35
rip off britain mate...99p/litre fuel,£190 a year road tax...and some roads have toll/congestion charges...we get hit hard from every angle.
robwsurf
21-10-2005, 19:30
just had what i thinks a great quote. from warwick-davis.co.uk £710 fully comp,
with cat 1 aged 27 and 2 years no claims, 1 accident in last 5 years, excess for accidental damage is £500 though but wont claim on that anyway repair myself.
Seems good to me, www.warwick-davis.co.uk
just got a cheaper quote from greenlight of £657 fully comp!
my insurance company..
http://www.footmanjames.co.uk/site/default.asp
worth a try imho.
MegatronUK
29-10-2005, 19:53
Cheers Nik, gonna give their kit/conversion quotation a try.
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