Series Land Rover - Insurance Quotes (again)

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Graeme

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #1

Sorry guys - it's the usual question:

Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
decent quote from anywhere else recently ??

Graeme

p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
ahahahahahahaha

 

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Larry

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #2

It ultimately cost me a little over £100 to insure my series 3 agreed
value £2000 with no restrictions via Footman James so I guess each case is
individual.



"Graeme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
>
> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
>
> Graeme
>
> p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
> ahahahahahahaha
>
>

 

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Hirsty's

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #3

NFU very good, will not touch under 25's ( and so I am told, no more
business form inner M25, although I am not sure if this is correct )


"Graeme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
>
> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
>
> Graeme
>
> p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
> ahahahahahahaha
>
>

 

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Tim

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #4

> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??

Fully comp cover on classic car insurance from Carole Nash, was £290 for my
S3
www.carolenash.com

regards,
Tim

 

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terry

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #5

Graeme wrote:
> Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
>
> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
>
> Graeme
>
> p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
> ahahahahahahaha
>
>
Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile annual
limit

Terry

 

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EMB

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #6

Graeme wrote:

p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
ahahahahahahaha


Move to New Zealand - I've just paid $220 (about 70 quid) for unlimited
mileage TPFT for my SIIa, and can get agreed value full cover for just
over twice that.

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EMB
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EMB

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #7

terry wrote:

> Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile annual
> limit
>

How did you manage to get them to agree to a value like that for a SIIa?
Let me know the secret and I'll have a go at upping my agreed value
(currently at about half that).

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EMB
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terry

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #8

EMB wrote:
> terry wrote:
>
>> Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile
>> annual limit
>>
>
> How did you manage to get them to agree to a value like that for a SIIa?
> Let me know the secret and I'll have a go at upping my agreed value
> (currently at about half that).
>
Well they havent yet, still waiting on the paperwork through, but it was
rebuilt chassis up fairly recently, and is in very nice condition.
Sureterm said around 6 weeks, so I'm expecting the full policy through
any day. I would think if there was any problem I would have heard by
now (he says hopefully...)

Terry

 

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Hirsty's

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #9

NFU very good, will not touch under 25's ( and so I am told, no more
business form inner M25, although I am not sure if this is correct )


"Graeme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
>
> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
>
> Graeme
>
> p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
> ahahahahahahaha
>
>

 

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Tim

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #10

> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??

Fully comp cover on classic car insurance from Carole Nash, was £290 for my
S3
www.carolenash.com

regards,
Tim

 

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terry

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #11

Graeme wrote:
> Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
>
> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
>
> Graeme
>
> p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
> ahahahahahahaha
>
>
Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile annual
limit

Terry

 

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EMB

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #12

Graeme wrote:

p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
ahahahahahahaha


Move to New Zealand - I've just paid $220 (about 70 quid) for unlimited
mileage TPFT for my SIIa, and can get agreed value full cover for just
over twice that.

--
EMB
change two to number to reply

 

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EMB

Guest

• Aug 2, 2004

• #13

terry wrote:

> Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile annual
> limit
>

How did you manage to get them to agree to a value like that for a SIIa?
Let me know the secret and I'll have a go at upping my agreed value
(currently at about half that).

--
EMB
change two to number to reply

 

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Alun P

Guest

• Aug 3, 2004

• #14

"Graeme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
>
> Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is in
> the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got a
> decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
>
> Graeme
>
> p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
> ahahahahahahaha
>

I have just re newed my insurance with The AA (yes they were the cheapest)
£298 Fully comp on my 3.9 91 RR Classic, no mileage limitations.

Please be aware that any quote is dependant on where you live, where its
parked, your no claims history etc, etc.

AlunP

 

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Graeme

Guest

• Aug 3, 2004

• #15

Hi all - many thanks for the input.

Alun - when I had my RR I found Norwich Union were the cheapest and we
currently insure all our other heaps of scrap with them - they won't touch
anything as old as my Series tho'

Graeme
"Alun P" <alun.priddle@NOSPAMblueyonderDOTcoDOTuk> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
:
: "Graeme" <[email protected]> wrote in message
: news:[email protected]...
: > Sorry guys - it's the usual question:
: >
: > Series 2a is up for insurance renewal - it's a mobile shed so value is
in
: > the £750 to £1000 area. I'm currently with Firebond but has anybody got
a
: > decent quote from anywhere else recently ??
: >
: > Graeme
: >
: > p.s. Footman James just quoted me £574 for a 3,000 mile policy TPFT -
: > ahahahahahahaha
: >
:
: I have just re newed my insurance with The AA (yes they were the cheapest)
: £298 Fully comp on my 3.9 91 RR Classic, no mileage limitations.
:
: Please be aware that any quote is dependant on where you live, where its
: parked, your no claims history etc, etc.
:
: AlunP
:

 

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terry

Guest

• Aug 7, 2004

• #16

EMB wrote:
> terry wrote:
>
>> Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile
>> annual limit
>>
>
> How did you manage to get them to agree to a value like that for a SIIa?
> Let me know the secret and I'll have a go at upping my agreed value
> (currently at about half that).
>
Now have the certificate in my sweaty fingers, agreed value 4,500 quid..

Terry

 

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terry

Guest

• Aug 7, 2004

• #17

EMB wrote:
> terry wrote:
>
>> Paid £325 with Sureterm for my 2a, agreed value £4500, 10000 mile
>> annual limit
>>
>
> How did you manage to get them to agree to a value like that for a SIIa?
> Let me know the secret and I'll have a go at upping my agreed value
> (currently at about half that).
>
Now have the certificate in my sweaty fingers, agreed value 4,500 quid..

Terry