turbo terry

is it poss?? rang a few but wont let me till im 25.

The Gravedigger

Money talks. Of course you'll find an insurer, it'll cost you so fucking much it won't even be funny though. Good luck

big_wig_074

green light are pretty good, insured me at 22 yrs old just after a ban (i had clocked up 15 points VERY quickly!) for 2200 quid,went down to 1600 the year after stage 1 (fully comp quotes!)

Smit

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www.directline.co.uk

i was 21 when i got my cossie

turbo terry

cheers chaps! know it wont be cheap!

smit how much was yours?? is a 4x4 isnt it? pm if ya like??

Lambchop

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greenlight insured me at 21 on my cossies having had a ban and plenty points too

Smit

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it was £1700/£1800 or something around that margin.........I had a speeding ban but no points.

Was 5 years ago mind so might be wrong

Do a quote online...that's how i did it

john

I was 19 on my first and was with thames city, Payed 1900 quid.

PaulCossie

Had my first cossie when i was 20, cost about 900 squids 3PFT... but that was 7 years ago!

RsDarren

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I was 21 when i had my first sapph cossie, rang all the owners club insurers but in the end Tesco was by far the cheapest. And give great service. worth a call.

Mr Brannen

yep online is the way to go, you will be very surprised what insurance compamies think of cossies these days

CossieRich

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Direct Line. £1600 fully comp on RWD saff when I was 21

Mr Brannen

AA 21 yr old, 1 years no claims, licence held 3 yrs, no pp`s,

......£890.00 fully comp on 2wd Saffy Cosworth.

That was with AA online......oh and my postcode is one of the worst in England apparently

PaulCossie

Forgot to say, i've always been with HIC and have 2 cossies insured fully comp. Its around £600 total as i'm getting old! in my experiance they are good at paying out as well! (if anyone from HIC reads this - can i have a discount?)

boost mad

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i was 20 when i had my first. if u want a sensible quote these days u will need to have a limited milage policy, but then it is probably the best way to go.... do u have ne no claims

Mr Brannen

Yep limited mileage is the way to go. You tell them ya gonna do 12,000 miles a year in ya 400bhp 2wd Cosworth and the insurers will absolutely shit themselves!!!!

As a result they will fook ya over.

Whats more is the fact that most Cosworth owners probably dont even do 6-7,000 a year

the saint

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i insured my cossie this year at 22yrs old fully comp for 1650 with all mods noted
and paid 1780 last year tpft and 1900 the year before ring around mate there are plenty of companies that`ll take your money

rsdene

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What limited millage............bollox ! !

dont make no difference, well not with green light anyway. they would take 80 notes of the policy and if you go over the millage they will charge you the cost of a normal UNLIMITED policy. that was on 3000 miles a year.

turbo terry

cheers for all the replies!!

yeah got 2 years no claims, and no points , fook knows how!!

Mr Brannen: didiyou just get that quote on line???fookin cheap ?!!

James

Try norwich union online, they gave me a good quote on a 4x4 cos.. Wouldn't touch me on a 2wd though, probably for the best mind!

Phil

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I had to do it in my dad's name when I was 19 for a 2wd with stage 5 mods declared. It cost about £350 a year with HIC though so it is worth considering

James

I could also be worth keeping a cheap run-a-round in your name just to build up ncb on.

Mr Brannen

Yep I had the cossie in my dads name last year for 300 quid and I was driving a 1.3 Fiesta Fully Comp for 400 quid which enabled me to drive my dads car ( the cossie ) on a third party basis...fookin hell of a risk though cause if ya park ya 2wd cos in a wall with 15 grands worth of tackle on ya get fook all!!

So get fully comp in your own name as soon as you can then you can drive like a twat and ya covered