TRACKDAY INSURANCE WHERE FROM????
18-10-2007, 01:48 PM
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TRACKDAY INSURANCE WHERE FROM????
my m8 wants to take his skyline on track but wants it insured if he does.
anyone know any good places?
anyone know any good places?
18-10-2007, 03:50 PM
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i used competition before
founds these though
http://www.trackdays.co.uk/Insurance.htm
http://www.morispayment.co.uk/affili...asp?prefix=CIG
founds these though
http://www.trackdays.co.uk/Insurance.htm
http://www.morispayment.co.uk/affili...asp?prefix=CIG
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If you go on a standalone day, i.e not part of your policy they will rape you. It's better to get it as part of your annual insurance and have it included or pay a small premium each time.
My CSL insurance is £720 per year with Pace Ward. I then pay £75 per track day and that covers full car value and the engine if I blow it up!!!!!
Standalone on my old escos was £150+ and then that was for only £7k's worth of cover which I felt would cover the shell
My CSL insurance is £720 per year with Pace Ward. I then pay £75 per track day and that covers full car value and the engine if I blow it up!!!!!
Standalone on my old escos was £150+ and then that was for only £7k's worth of cover which I felt would cover the shell
19-10-2007, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul Eggleton
If you go on a standalone day, i.e not part of your policy they will rape you. It's better to get it as part of your annual insurance and have it included or pay a small premium each time.
My CSL insurance is £720 per year with Pace Ward. I then pay £75 per track day and that covers full car value and the engine if I blow it up!!!!!
Standalone on my old escos was £150+ and then that was for only £7k's worth of cover which I felt would cover the shell
My CSL insurance is £720 per year with Pace Ward. I then pay £75 per track day and that covers full car value and the engine if I blow it up!!!!!
Standalone on my old escos was £150+ and then that was for only £7k's worth of cover which I felt would cover the shell
19-10-2007, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul Eggleton
If you go on a standalone day, i.e not part of your policy they will rape you. It's better to get it as part of your annual insurance and have it included or pay a small premium each time.
My CSL insurance is £720 per year with Pace Ward. I then pay £75 per track day and that covers full car value and the engine if I blow it up!!!!!
Standalone on my old escos was £150+ and then that was for only £7k's worth of cover which I felt would cover the shell
My CSL insurance is £720 per year with Pace Ward. I then pay £75 per track day and that covers full car value and the engine if I blow it up!!!!!
Standalone on my old escos was £150+ and then that was for only £7k's worth of cover which I felt would cover the shell
19-10-2007, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by smitsturbo
so would you get your insurance if somebody in an old bashed up nova with no track insurance ploughd in to you?
19-10-2007, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Redkop
Originally Posted by smitsturbo
so would you get your insurance if somebody in an old bashed up nova with no track insurance ploughd in to you?
ive never realy knew how track insurance works
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I use Morris for my track cover as the company i was with have pulled the plug on there track side of things.
1st one was £150 with an excess of £1K but the premium reduces each time you take out cover providing you dont have a claim.
Thats putting a value on the car of 15K
1st one was £150 with an excess of £1K but the premium reduces each time you take out cover providing you dont have a claim.
Thats putting a value on the car of 15K
19-10-2007, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by rstoughy
I use Morris for my track cover as the company i was with have pulled the plug on there track side of things.
1st one was £150 with an excess of £1K but the premium reduces each time you take out cover providing you dont have a claim.
Thats putting a value on the car of 15K
1st one was £150 with an excess of £1K but the premium reduces each time you take out cover providing you dont have a claim.
Thats putting a value on the car of 15K
19-10-2007, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Redkop
Originally Posted by rstoughy
I use Morris for my track cover as the company i was with have pulled the plug on there track side of things.
1st one was £150 with an excess of £1K but the premium reduces each time you take out cover providing you dont have a claim.
Thats putting a value on the car of 15K
1st one was £150 with an excess of £1K but the premium reduces each time you take out cover providing you dont have a claim.
Thats putting a value on the car of 15K
19-10-2007, 02:08 PM
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