bassboy

hi there just wondering how many of you have got their S2's decleared as classic cars, what year the car is, and what the premium is?

mine is a 90model (G plate) and was wondering when my renewal comes round whether or not i would be able to insure it as a classic car?

are there any limitations to having this policy?

cant be bothered to spend another grand this next year for insurance!

bassboy

bbsheppo

From one of my previous posts:

rs shawn

Dependant on who it is, some companies say a classic car is based on thecar itself being over 15 years old. Both of my RS's are on classic insurance, even tho one is a S2. It is a 1986 D plate & even tho production continued up until 1991, HIC base it on the CAR and not production years. Therefore it is 19 years old & qualifies for their classic insurance scheme.

Similarly my S1 is a 1986 D plate & Adrian Flux cover that under classic insurance. Both have limited mileage btw..but this just keeps premium costs down.

With either of these companies, a 1990 g plate is a classic as far as they are concerend. You can even swop policies with the classics: HIC told me I could sell the S2 and insure any Cosworth up to a 1990 just like you can swop 'normal' insurance if you buy a new car.

bassboy

ok kool...by the time my insurance is here half the year would have past so im praying they will say that the late G plates will also be covered for classic insurance

just out of curiosity, howmuch do you save compared to normal quotes?

bassboy

rs shawn

i was originally going to go for a late S2 before i bought the S1 last year, and the H & J plates did not qualify for classic insurance: 1990/91 in '04 wasn't in the 15yr manufacture date. This meant that my premium would go up from £500-ish to nearly £800-£1k mark. So a saving of nearly 1/2.

peteh

iTrader: (3)

My series 2 is a 1987 e-reg, my 3dr was 1887 d-reg and the escort was more expensive!

couldn't believe it, over 180bhp more and a cosworth and it cost me more , cause of all the young drivers i was told.

It's insured the same, limited mileage (3k), and the cossy was £411 comp.

radiant red

I have 3 years no claims, running a modified rs turbo on a limited milage plan as it is my weekend car. I am 23 and pay just over £400 TPTT, my insurance company is HIC 08451290290

RSTEVE

im paying just over £500 full comp for a d plate rst cab with all the modificatioins listed with HIC on a limited millage plan its classic policy with an agreed value section, and track insurance included in that. im 25 with full n claims.

glenis

How much would it be for someone with no no-claims

Do you think, there would still be a substantial saving or not ?

Car is ERST S2 1988

RSTEVE

give them a ring costs, no harm in getting a quote HIC 08451290290


i thought 1 yr equal 10% discount 2yrs equals 20% and so on up to 5 or 7 yrs ?

still think they will give you a good quote.

radiant red

Yeah its well worth it, i have been with them 3 years

rs shawn

Forgot to mention..and RSTEVE dropped it in: HIC & Flux also do agreed values on your car: they won't just base it on a crappy one. If you've spent a load on your car, they'll agree a few with you via photo proof.

andre_k

iTrader: (2)

im payin 1400 tpft adrian flux im 19 with 2 yrs no claims on a standard f plate s2

glenis

but that aint classic car insurance is it ??

we are on about HIC or heritage quote

Tony Turbo

Mine is under insured

Currently insured with HIC as a Classic. 1987 E Reg, all mods declared and an agreed value of only £10k. I paid £1300 last year for that. When I renew in August I want to put on about another £3k - £4k on the value.


Glenis - Just how big are your rear brakes???

glenis

over 300mm - as a polite indicator pmsl

Tony Turbo

300mm, on an RST?

Just how much over 300mm?

glenis

301mm to be precise...

yes indeed

Tony Turbo

How do you find them, what kind of adjuster do you have on there?

Oh and these are my fronts...




So your sig is wrong LOL

Jay R

Yeah mines on a classic policy with HIC 1990 G license 7 yrs 1 years no claims with them all mods disclosed 5000mls a year £712 fully comp or it was about £502 tpft

glenis

LOL !

i will try and find out what adjuster is fitted, at the moment all i know is they are from Godspeed...

well i am sure you will agree that your car is not 'average' or standard... therefore i am excused... pmsl

what are the fronts ? 355mm ?

LittleMissFordie

I thought 30+ years was counted as classic - didnt even think s1 or2s qualified as old skool!

Tony Turbo

Thanks for going to look into the adjuster for me. I am going for a 300mm rear disc conversion on mine too, so I might need some kind bias valve, but I would like to still use the load compensators if possible.

Na, my brakes are "only" 330mm. I didn't want to go any bigger because I want to get 16's on the car for track. I think you should have a little disclaimer in your sig


Sorry for taking over the thread