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  • Sancho
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    Originally posted by Baz94 View Post
    On a serious note:
    Cracking looking cars there Sancho
    Indeed. I've driven the E-type a couple of times, never had the SL out.

    Going back to insurance, I always found Lifesure the cheapest for me. Could work out similarly in Manchester as I live in a 'high risk' postcode and was getting quoted four figures by everyone else.

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  • Baz94
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    On a serious note:
    Cracking looking cars there Sancho

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  • yoshie
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    How lovely is that 280!

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  • Sancho
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    Originally posted by Baz94 View Post
    Maybe we should all buy e types or old 280sl mercs

    Phew! Thought you was gonna say a 65' Mercedes 220Seb
    Ooooh, it cuts so deep. I'll have you know that as soon as it turns left and changes gear again I'll be unleashing all 120 BHP trying to get the thing to outpace a glacier.

    In the meantime, here's 'my' E-Type and 280SL:



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  • Albannach
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    Mine is £215 through Flux. Fully comp, all mods declared, off road cover included.

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  • Baz94
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    Maybe we should all buy e types or old 280sl mercs

    Phew! Thought you was gonna say a 65' Mercedes 220Seb

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  • Sancho
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    Originally posted by yoshie View Post

    'O' and classic insurance you got to love, I had a v8 rangey full comp on 2k mile a year for £60

    Maybe we should all buy e types or old 280sl mercs
    I tried that and (sweet irony having just given Baz94 a hard time) it's in the garage getting fixed still.

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  • yoshie
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    I paid £240 through Flux, full comp one my fault claim 42yrs old.

    Hope it won't go up too much this year, I think it's due in a couple of months.

    'O' and classic insurance you got to love, I had a v8 rangey full comp on 2k mile a year for £60

    Maybe we should all buy e types or old 280sl mercs

    The trade policy sounds ideal for me as I have 3 trucks at the min.
    Thanks for the link Ross I might give them a bell an findd out more.

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  • Baz94
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    Originally posted by Sancho View Post
    That's because they know that it will never be driven for more than 20 minutes before breaking down and going back in the garage

    Oh ye have little faith

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  • Sancho
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    Originally posted by Baz94 View Post
    If he does I dont care ,
    as he only charges me £120 full comp' for a 3.0 v8

    But thats for my Triumph Stag
    That's because they know that it will never be driven for more than 20 minutes before breaking down and going back in the garage

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  • Baz94
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    Originally posted by Apache View Post
    Or a bloke called Jim with a thing for heels...
    If he does I dont care ,
    as he only charges me £120 full comp' for a 3.0 v8





    But thats for my Triumph Stag They would'nt insure the Surf

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  • Diezel Weazel
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    Yeah n the fact ya haven't had a claim... so it still goes up Cos they can


    Jess
    "Cos short cuts can cost more in the long run"

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Originally posted by Shaft120 View Post
    I just got mine done at Footman James

    Was having trouble finding the 3.4 V6 on most insurance database's, but they just adjusted based on what they thought it should be. Very helpful.

    Their original quote was £660 fully comp with breakdown, unlimited mileage and all the extras + protected no claims. But I told them I had a quote of £490 already and they brought down their quote to £467!! Was mucho happy!

    They give discount if you mention you are a member of a car club, so mentioned this site.

    Tel: 0843 357 1909

    Amazing that they can knock off 200 quid just like that, if only they would reduce their quotes by that amount to start with, they'd get a lot more business.

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  • pete27
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    Originally posted by DaveHMS View Post
    Just renewed thru' A-Plan this morning, £306.95 - about £48 up on last year, apparently due to premiums increasing as a result of all the claims of last winter.
    it is a postcode thing obviously us mancs are considered to be too high a risk

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  • DaveHMS
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    Just renewed thru' A-Plan this morning, £306.95 - about £48 up on last year, apparently due to premiums increasing as a result of all the claims of last winter.

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