These really cheap policies without an agreed value are pretty worthless on these cars now- they only pay out book value so a light bump to a bonnet, headlight and bumper will see it written off.
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Yeah, thanks Stacey. I didn't think it was my place to mention you had parted company with Manning, I did take your advice and call Mike but the quote was quite a bit higher than Adrian Flux last year. I know it was well covered in the press that premiums would rise this year but some of the quotes were astronomical!@Uncle_Clanger as previously mentioned on PM I am no longer associated with them
Go for Footman James!! I will be heading over to them at renewal
https://zroadster.org/threads/manning-uk-are-no-longer-on-here.17367/
Many thanks to all for the input.. It seems Footman James are the guys to go to for a reasonable quote.
Hastings! Just checked.Haahaa how do you not know
Can you share where you have moved to Stacey, assuming it's insurance related?
Might be better to PM I think.
Car related but nothing to do with insurance. She doesn't mind people knowing, she just hasn't got round to posting up about it.
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I spent ages trying to get a reasonable quote, as my impulsive purchase was an extra car in the fleet, so I had no NCB.
The cheapest I could find was with Performance Direct on a "classic" policy with Zenith, cost £190.
3000 miles a year, fully comp, and you have to be a policyholder on another car.
Also it was slightly cheaper for a female - so its in my wife's name with me being a named driver!
The cheapest I could find was with Performance Direct on a "classic" policy with Zenith, cost £190.
3000 miles a year, fully comp, and you have to be a policyholder on another car.
Also it was slightly cheaper for a female - so its in my wife's name with me being a named driver!
Adrian flux £300 agreed value £9750 and always found em decent