but you ent 18 are ya
once you've got rid of the gay bits thats going to be a beauty
yea i agree- certainly will be a beut
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but you ent 18 are ya
yea i agree- certainly will be a beut
but you ent 18 are ya
yea i agree- certainly will be a beut
I am going with NFU probably. Someone on Lruk, my age (16) was quoted about £500 with them for a Series 3 on a galvo chassis, parabolic springs and a 200DI in it (Obviously the quote is for when he is 17).
spongebobsquaretruck
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Hi All
While on the details of the front valance mine (1964 series 2a 2.25 diesel) has the square valance not the rounded one and as previos posts state the 2a has the rounded valance and the series 3 wings with headlights added not in the radiator panel as mine are? Does anyone know what date the series 2a was introduced? could mine be a origonal series 2?
While on the details of the front valance mine (1964 series 2a 2.25 diesel) has the square valance not the rounded one and as previos posts state the 2a has the rounded valance and the series 3 wings with headlights added not in the radiator panel as mine are? Does anyone know what date the series 2a was introduced? could mine be a origonal series 2?
true, was 19 when the policy was taken out. still well worth a shot over the mainstream insurersbut you ent 18 are ya
I tried NFU but they wouldnt insure me as was under 25 and neither of my parents have a policy with them
All drivers must be aged between 25 and 74
got that from the footman james site. thats the sticking point for me
im going to go to the local nfu branch tomorrow afternoon i think and see what they will do for me
got the roof off today, and i can say the truck is certainly a firm favourite = i adore it
Ah.... Both my parents do
lucky - i could do with that.
will give them a call and see what they can offer!
iannotts
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Why all the ranting about NFU?
hope you dont need to claim from em
hope you dont need to claim from em
Why all the ranting about NFU?
hope you dont need to claim from em
My dad has twice and they have been fine both times, sent a curtsy car about the next day on both occasions. No hassles....
I do think the quality of service varies from office to office.
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iannotts
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The guy who cut me up last year was insured with nfu took 3months to sort out a simple claim. Not that I minded having a courtsey car that did 60mpg
