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Try Adrian flux, I'm the same age with the same car and I have 1 ync. This year it was £780 but that was before insurers started hiking prices up. Good luck 

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If you do any competition specialists like Competition Car Insurance and Richard Egger will charge you circa £500 for a rally car policy, perfect excuse to go and use it!
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Try www.sureterm.com.
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Hi mate.
All 300 series cars can now be insured as a classic car.
You could try going down that route. Providing you had the use of a modern car.Perhapes your parents?
Cheers Mark.
All 300 series cars can now be insured as a classic car.
You could try going down that route. Providing you had the use of a modern car.Perhapes your parents?
Cheers Mark.

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Footman James....
My insurance is currently £168... 2" lowered. I'm a bit older than you mind, 28.
Asked about the F7p upgrade, and got told my premium will stay the same, but my excess will go up to £200.
Phone 'em up.
My insurance is currently £168... 2" lowered. I'm a bit older than you mind, 28.
Asked about the F7p upgrade, and got told my premium will stay the same, but my excess will go up to £200.
Phone 'em up.
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Footman James told me Volvos had to be over 30 years old for classic policies, so no use for 300s yet gave me a competitive quote on a 144 thoughMCHUDD wrote:Hi mate.
All 300 series cars can now be insured as a classic car.
You could try going down that route. Providing you had the use of a modern car.Perhapes your parents?
Cheers Mark.

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When I tried to add a Volvo 340 CVT as a fourth vehicle, they said they couldn't because of engine size. When I pointed out that I already had a 300 series CVT on that policy, they said it had to be over 30 years old. Then I pointed out that the V343 already on the policy was a 1982 model....still no joy.Alex Laidlaw wrote:Footman James told me Volvos had to be over 30 years old for classic policies, so no use for 300s yet gave me a competitive quote on a 144 though
The mind boggles.

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I used a comparison website and came up with Lancaster insurance. Im 22 with 0 ncb and its £498 FC on a 2.0 360glt
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That's very very strange with footman james.. I took my policy out 2 years ago now, maybe things have changed?
I hope not, they're cheap as it gets, and if I ever get another I'll be banking on getting them to insure it.
I hope not, they're cheap as it gets, and if I ever get another I'll be banking on getting them to insure it.
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ill try them 2moro i think do they need to see engineers report for it as the v5 says 1800Jonofdoom wrote:That's very very strange with footman james.. I took my policy out 2 years ago now, maybe things have changed?
I hope not, they're cheap as it gets, and if I ever get another I'll be banking on getting them to insure it.