Indeed they could. A majority ended up in the field across the road, some 60 yards from where they started, a couple landing like knives in the ground.
Would the house insurance cover damage to cars?Indeed they could. A majority ended up in the field across the road, some 60 yards from where they started, a couple landing like knives in the ground.
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The front of my house is top right, the slates, came from the back roof, so the flew a long way, some also fell short, landing on the wife's VW Eos, which she's not happy about.
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We were musing over this today whilst the RAC man was unloading my car. My thoughts are that the owner of the damaged car would need to go through their own insurance, who would in turn seek the costs from the property insurers, but I'm not certain on that.
That makes sense, insurance companies love to share costs. I once tried to claim for stolen items from from holiday insurance and they wanted the details of my home contents insurance.
I presume it's all about bean counters minimising their exposure to risk/liability
Not according to my house insurance. Apparently the car damage needs to be sorted by the car insurance, but that's not to say they won't want to pass on some of the claims value to my house insurance.
Wish my wife was that thoughtful, I mean a printed copy of the Rave manual, that's awesomeYesterday I started building a Land Rover, which was a Christmas present from my wife.
This stage represents over 3 hours work, so it's going to take some time to make it look like the picture on the box.
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That's a bit of an exaggeration Andy.With your expertise you could swap the engine in the real thing in 3 hrs !!!
In times gone by, I could have an Avenger engine on the floor in 3 hours, but I'm older and wiser these days, so take my time on that sort of thing.
My sister bought me the same one at Christmas. It certainly took a few hours! Also, I have a problem with the synchromesh in high range. Can anyone point in the direction of things to check?Yesterday I started building a Land Rover, which was a Christmas present from my wife.
This stage represents over 3 hours work, so it's going to take some time to make it look like the picture on the box.
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Yeah, that was me last year. I'd forgotten how long ago it was
Nice. Time for a spoiler and some LR roof rails now.
Yeah, Max Power baby! Body kits, big wheels and boobs. Bring on the late 90's
I'm going to need the weather to warm up a bit, as the rear spoiler is stuck on with 3M adhesive tape, which needs to be applied at +15°C or more.
Yes, 60k miles is the recomended oil change interval on the FL1 jatco auto. A partual change is all that's needed. The oil will go slightly brown with use. As long as its not dark brown or smelling burnt, yer should be ok.
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