Another newbie with questions - sorry
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Did you opt for declared/ agreed value with these specialist insurers? If you take view the value instead of leaving it open ended, it might make a difference. Your landy in terms of age is somewhere between a current model and not quite an older classic car, hence the high quote. The seating capacity will push the cost as well no getting away from that. Best way to compare these is try a telephone quote from a mainline insurer to compare (Arriva, Direct Line, LV etc.). I'm with Heritage and its only costing me £80 off fully comp; but again I've got a 33 year old SWB.
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Fully Comp £284, Sheilas Wheels!!!! 2003 TD5 Defender 90
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Welcome to the forum Nick, you'll certainly find a Defender helps building your faith. You'll be praying it starts in a morning, stops at junctions and when mot time comes it'll be either wailing and nashing of teeth or sacrificing the fatted calf
Look at getting a tracker or similar fitted as well if for nothing more than peace of mind
Look at getting a tracker or similar fitted as well if for nothing more than peace of mind
Love this - thanksWelcome to the forum Nick, you'll certainly find a Defender helps building your faith. You'll be praying it starts in a morning, stops at junctions and when mot time comes it'll be either wailing and nashing of teeth or sacrificing the fatted calf
Look at getting a tracker or similar fitted as well if for nothing more than peace of mind
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