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Old 14-07-2004, 08:33 PM
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Default Whats the best way to insure a cossie??

What would be the cheapest way for me to insure a shap cossie, i have no no-claims and am 24.
Limited mile policys, classic policys ?
Any help would be good!!!

Cant seem to get a quote under £2000!!
Old 14-07-2004, 09:13 PM
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with cash m8
Old 14-07-2004, 09:47 PM
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lol

i insured my cossie as a 2nd car and on classic (was a saff) and i paid around £400.

try HIC mate

Old 14-07-2004, 09:56 PM
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though I think for classic insurance (it is for me anyways) you need to be 25 or over...
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i do it through a traders policy so i can drive what i want when i want
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Mine was insured on a 23 year old, first policy, 6 years driving for 1200tpft. Car valued at 3000 with after market wheels and exhaust.

Done through Admiral.

HTH
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With the cost of insurance these days i wouldn't bother mate!
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Got the Escos when I was 24. Got it insured with Priviledge for 850 fully comp at the time, but then girls do get cheaper insurance... apparently!
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classic policy is prob your cheapest option
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try a quote thru tesco.com.

also try the usual suspects (HIC and so on)
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