Insuring your FB

Started by Lisa, March 30, 2011, 01:28:42 PM

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Lisa

Hi

Please can you tell me which is the best insurance to go with for insuring an FB.

The reason for asking is a friend is trying to insure his 1st gen but not having much success.  It is on the road but will not be garaged.  Post code area is Surrey, RH8.

If someone could advise which is the best insurance company to go with that would be great
REgards


Ian65

my elford turbo is with Footman James  (0843 357 1917) on their classic car policy and I pay £155.00 with a 3000 mls a year limit.
I\'m 46 with 6 points so not too bad really. My standard series 3 car last year was only £112... but I only had 3 points then!
I\'ve got my Jag insured with them too and they are very good... used them for the last 10 years...

Lisa

Thanks Ian

But he is has been waiting to hear from Footman James as follows:-

After almost three weeks my present score is 5 e-mails and one aborted phone call which I eventually hung up after being abandoned in the void for a very long time.
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CHC (RIP)

I use RH Insurance - these are a classic car insurer.
3000miles, under a carport with an agreed valuation of 5K for £96 approx (oops with 3 points too)
Cliff
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Marcrs

I use Heritage, very good price :)

sanbob

Im going with the norton heritage insurance thats in the welcome pack £390, 25 with 6 points and an extra 5 in the last 5 years very good price compared to confused and all the other sites

myatt1972

Another vote for Heritage, been with them for 4ish years now, no probs so far but have never had to claim.
Keith...

johnnyboy

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"Lancaster" (ie. the old MG Owners Club insurance company). Elford Turbo, £3000 agreed value, 60 years old, 6 points (oops...), 6000 miles a year, £100 excess, includes commuting and breakdown recovery and with a no claims discount building (unusual in a classic car policy but important for me as I have had a company car for a long time and might be about to lose it...) = £155.
John

Lisa

Many thanks, I will pass on the information
REgards


CHC (RIP)

Quote from: Lisa;752848Many thanks, I will pass on the information

Despite what some people might have said about us - we are a nice bunch on this forum :yes
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gnj37

Why what were people saying?