st220kyle

I need an insurance policy for my rover, must mirror ncbd, it will only do about 2k a year so was hoping I could get a classic policy as its 20years old now.
Who do you recommend?

jc2000e

footman james have served me well last 2 years. don't use ncd. my 2000e cost £96 fc 2k agreed value.

Hellraiser

Footman James I always use. Dont use no claims bonus tho

trigger-

20 year old Rovers are hardly classics just 90's shitters, classic Rovers stopped mid 80's with the SD1, none of this Metro, Maestro, Montego, 200, 400, 800, 25, 45 shit

Adam-M

That's the cheapest insurance policy I've ever heard of on a car lol.

Oranoco

I was advised of ClassicLine Insurance who came back with a stonking £270 and an apology from the lovely lady as it was that high because of the roll cage.

Fil

only asked this the other day in the insurance section, post should be near the top somewhere, a few suggestions on there

would post a link but on my phone at the mo

st220kyle

I dont really think that was what I was asking was it, thanks for your help tbough

st220kyle

Thanks everyone else, that was the sort of Info I was after

gcfcos

I'm with sure term direct, never had to claim or anything but they were helpful in setting up the policy and renewing every year. Pay £20 a month to insure the cossie fully comp

JasonPD

Another one here with Footman James, never had to claim so can't say how good they actually are but came recommended and I pay £185 for the Cossie with an agreed valuation. I did previously just have it on my traders policy but wanted to agree value as it appears to have gone up a bit. Didn't ask for NCB which I believe is quite normal for classic policies.

jc2000e

I couldn't believe it either, its due august lets see what they say then. that was 2nd year with them 1st was aprox £105 which I thought was damn cheap.

Harris.

Peter james insurance , insured my 3 door for 10 years with no problems . I was paying £185 per year with unlimited miles and 90 days European cover . All mods declared also , 356bhp , wheels etc

Fiesta24

Please excuse slight diversion but my experience trying to insure modern(ish) classic, 1992 Saab 900 Turbo, was that once you have answered all their questions and it becomes apparent that you intend to actually use the car they become quite uncompetitive. So classic car insurance is really only for folk that can accept severe restrictions on use

DAN@ADRIAN FLUX

Hi,
Please feel free to give us a try for insurance if you like. If you wanted to PM me some contact details I'd be happy to arrange for one of my quotes team to give you a call back.
Regards,
Dan.

R4N SS

iTrader: (6)

Adrian Flux this year as they are the only ones that wanted to insure me

ironically i was insured with them for the first year of my cossie ownership back in 2002 on my old moonstoner and had to make a claim which they dealt with perfectly so no complaints from me

gcfcos

I'm on limited mileage at 3500 a year but I never touch that amount and I'm not allowed to use it for commuting