limited use insurance

Can anyone recommend a provider of limited use insurance for a 12 year old
Range Rover. I would reckon that 5,000 miles a year would be fine.

Thanks in advance.

champions wrote:

> Can anyone recommend a provider of limited use insurance for a 12 year old
> Range Rover. I would reckon that 5,000 miles a year would be fine.
>

Get one of the magazines and plough through the back pages. They're all
about as good as each other.

One thing I would say is some are very, very slow about getting policy
documents out - 9 months in the case of Snowball in my case.

P.

On or around Fri, 14 Jan 2005 18:02:42 GMT, "champions"
<[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:

>Can anyone recommend a provider of limited use insurance for a 12 year old
>Range Rover. I would reckon that 5,000 miles a year would be fine.


some kind of classic policy. Beware of limited use policies, though, they
can be very restrictive - one of the things that I fell foul of was no
drivers over 65... not that I am, but the parents are.

also they don't always offer NCD and are apt to be strictly private use.

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On Friday, in article
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[email protected] "Austin Shackles" wrote:

> On or around Fri, 14 Jan 2005 18:02:42 GMT, "champions"
> <[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:
>
> >Can anyone recommend a provider of limited use insurance for a 12 year old
> >Range Rover. I would reckon that 5,000 miles a year would be fine.
>
>
> some kind of classic policy. Beware of limited use policies, though, they
> can be very restrictive - one of the things that I fell foul of was no
> drivers over 65... not that I am, but the parents are.
>
> also they don't always offer NCD and are apt to be strictly private use.

Even ordinary insurance is getting more picky on that. They're
subdividing private use, and making a distinction between commuting and
other non-business use.

Since somebody might have a Landie, and might occasionally want to use
it to get to work, it's worth checking on that.

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I was with frizzel for £195, then I changed to sureterm for less than a £40
saving+ ltd milage (3000) agreed value with a lot of other things less eg,
no i.c.e cover.
On reflection I was better off with frizzel (all comprehensive, 85 90nad)

By the way how near is the agreed value to how much its worth to sell?

Jon