Has anyone on here used these?

While surfing the net for recovery deals I found this
http://www.insureittodayforms.org.uk/sites/classiccar.htm

Does anyone know anything about them, as it looks like it may be a solution
for owners of older vehicles.
Cheers, John

On 2006-04-19, John Stokes <[email protected]> wrote:

> While surfing the net for recovery deals I found this
> http://www.insureittodayforms.org.uk/sites/classiccar.htm

A chap on one of my mailing lists is insured with Roadsure military
insurance for classics, it's costing him £90 per year fully
comprehensive for a £10,000 vehicle. I don't know the URLs or any
other details on the deal though, I'll be looking into it myself
tomorrow.

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On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 22:07:14 +0100, Ian Rawlings
<[email protected]> wrote:

>A chap on one of my mailing lists is insured with Roadsure military
>insurance for classics, it's costing him £90 per year fully
>comprehensive for a £10,000 vehicle. I don't know the URLs or any
>other details on the deal though, I'll be looking into it myself
>tomorrow.

http://www.roadsure.ltd.uk/

0845 408 0016

You get the 'discounted deal' only if a member of a recognised club.


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On 2006-04-20, Mother <"@ {mother} @"@101fc.net> wrote:

> http://www.roadsure.ltd.uk/
>
> 0845 408 0016
>
> You get the 'discounted deal' only if a member of a recognised club.

The difference between the members and non-members was relatively
small but had other advantages. If you are a club member you get
cheaper rates, unlimited mileage and three named drivers, clubs have
to be one of MVT (Military Vehicle Trust) or IMPS (www.imps.org.uk).

£10,000 insured value
One SP30 in 2002
No recent claims

Without club £172.46 (4,500 mile limit, one named driver)
with club £123.95
Excess £50
Breakdown cover adds about £50 for vehicles up to 7 tonnes.

NFU equivalent £450!

So do you or anyone else have any opinions on which of the above two
clubs is the most worth joining?

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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 13:15:15 +0100, Ian Rawlings
<[email protected]> wrote:

>So do you or anyone else have any opinions on which of the above two
>clubs is the most worth joining?

Either - although out of interest, if/when you call them back can you
ask whether the 101 forward Control Club is on their 'list' of
recognised clubs? (I'm not suggesting you join - but I'd be
interested to see what they say).


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increasingly capable." Prof. Peter Cochrane, formerly of BT Labs
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On 2006-04-20, Mother <"@ {mother} @"@101fc.net> wrote:

> Either - although out of interest, if/when you call them back can you
> ask whether the 101 forward Control Club is on their 'list' of
> recognised clubs? (I'm not suggesting you join - but I'd be
> interested to see what they say).

When I asked which clubs were valid, he said only two, and named them,
so I suspect not, should they be?

I'll ask if it doesn't slip my memory (like most things do).

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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 14:09:19 +0100, Ian Rawlings
<[email protected]> wrote:

>When I asked which clubs were valid, he said only two, and named them,
>so I suspect not, should they be?

The underwriter has said 'yes', but Roadsure do occasionally deny this
unless pressed.

>I'll ask if it doesn't slip my memory (like most things do).

If you could - actually - since writing the above I gave them a quick
call and they said "any 4x4 club". Thought that was odd, so I called
again and was told, as you were MVT or IMPS. Hmm...


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