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....AND much depends if you are on the 'hunter' list some companies use (ie a list of those who have been caught not being entirely honest in order to get low premiums, amongst other things)

Could potentially happen with any insurance company you use. The aim is to give the best most accurate information you can in the first place. Most will wriggle, it's not in their nature to payout willynilly...there's ways n means to call bluff with a swift letter pointing out legalities if you...

any colour, as long as its a non metallic one if you intend to make life easier sorting the paintwork out if ya scratch it (if yur that way inclined) ;)

After some time laid up for panel fixing after an accident the leccy drivers seat on my silver RRC has been playing up. The classic memory seat faults of mirrors moving but not the seat, then sometimes the seat but not the mirrors. I repaired the seat ECU on my last green RRC, so remember the...

I admire your brain storm!!!......in fact I think I got so fookin excited a little bit of wee came out:eek: brilliant idea:D:D

I have my bobtail RRC (in the avatar) insured with Adrian Flux....My daily driver RRC will be coming up for insurance renewal in two months time. Just got a quote for it and you guys are near half the price I'm paying with Admiral!!! ...it certainly pays to be a specialist insurance company...

xmas trees and mastic?

...that should be cleared before this coming weekend, we hope:)

That's smart, I like that. The previous owner of mine (the one in m avatar) did the bobtailing bit, n to be honest lets just say I wouldve done it differently!:o

Welcome whoever you are.... It could be worse, ya could be a certain LRO contributor who also bangs on about Leica cameras......what a boooring fookin' noobhead he is! Jeezzz, reading through his articles is like war n peace.... but without the fookin peace! Likes the sound of his own...

The answer to the question you asked is YES. but then I think we probably all are on here!

Keep the thing that demands the most work..... that's the way landy work usually goes!

Option C Definately... Cos ALL work ever done on old Rangies is covered by option C ;)

BBC News - Fuel strike over Easter ruled out by union So hopefully shouldn't be a problem ;) ....see you there!

correction; It's come down in price since I was using it in Italian gearboxes. I've never used in a Landy box. Would be suprised if they dont have something suitable for your motor; an example; Red Line Synthetic Oil - Gear Oil for Manual Transmissions - MTL 70W80 GL-4 Gear Oil...

Yeah they do. Redline MTL was fookin brill stuff. I use to use it in Lancia gearboxes.....but imports to UK are horrendously expensive

Yeah...and I asked the question regarding contingency plans etc on their facebook page too. Ironically, I've just finished fixing my late Brooklands RRC with LPG the other day, should've used that (LPG isn't a problem at the mo)...but I've booked the offroader in the convoy that runs on...

Nope, unfortunately I have to agree....no substitute for an oil change. Not a Landy, but have a mate who put a couple of bottles of 'oil treatment' in the engine...yeah, it made it quieter, but he stripped a tooth off the cambelt of the FIAT twincam. Could've been a coincidence, but personally...

You needed correct spelling mate, that was all; Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer : Lucas Oil

threads to keep an eye on chap; http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/fuel-182914.html http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f37/dont-panic-no-hold-panic-182896.html ...and some direct info; BBC News - Home Hope this helps ;)