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Hi guys, I just bought a mk2 ford orion 1.6 ghia efi, A lot of classic insurers wont touch me, where do you young lads get your retro car insurance from? I'm 19 but hold 0 no claims =/ Cheapest I am getting is £2250
Cheers, Ross.
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adam73bgt
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19YO retro car insurance?adam73bgt
@adam73bgt
Club Retro Rides Member 58
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Aug 13, 2012 11:22:33 GMT
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you could try aviva, I'm 20 and they insure my MGB GT for £740 3rd party fire and theft, fully comp was a few quid more, an orion is a bit different to an MGB but worth a try  and its not a classic policy, just a standard one  |
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Last Edit: Aug 13, 2012 11:53:41 GMT by adam73bgt
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Aug 13, 2012 11:46:51 GMT
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Why does it need to be on a classic policy?
At 20/21, I was having great success with Brentacre (www.brentacre.co.uk) though I've found as I've got older and drifted out of their target market, they've got less competitive for me.
Sky insurance (http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/) were very competitive for me this year and cover younger guys. The phone call to them was informal to the point of being a bit unprofessional and annoying, but I've only got speak to them once or twice a year! Lancaster were really good for my classic and worth a call too. I have polices with both at the moment.
It hasn't been until this year that I've started to get reasonable quotes from the likes of Adrian Flux, Footman James etc. as I've been too young for them to want to touch me. I'm 24. Horror stories from others and REALLY pushy phone people put me off Adrian Flux though.
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...proper medallion man chest wig motoring. |
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Aug 13, 2012 16:55:51 GMT
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Could try Lancaster but they are quite particular about what is a classic (my 89 MX5 wasn't).
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