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 Post subject: Insurance
PostPosted:Thu Jan 10, 2013 2:16 pm 
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Small Block

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Hi guys,

just looking to see if anyone can help with cheap insurance quotes. i have no no claims but i have been driving since 2001 and not made any claims myself. the reason i have no no claims is that im disabled and drive a motability car which dont use any no claims, but could get confirmation from them that i havent made any claims...sorry for the long winded explanation lol...im also 28 and would love to drive my dream car, a 3rd gen.

any help will be greatly appreciated


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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Thu Jan 10, 2013 8:30 pm 
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Car Details:1980 2nd Gen, 6.0 iron block LS, 4.11 12 bolt axle, Brute Strength Posi, Lowered 2", sub frame connectors, G-braces, Carbon hood and front bumper cover
Location:Norfolk
Phone around the usual suspects.

The only people that would insure me last year were Adrian Flux, all the others wanted at least 1yrs LHD experience. Should have a few more options this year.

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Subframe connectors, g-braces, solid body bushes, carbon hood and front bumper, custom door cards, Autometer gauges.


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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Fri Jan 11, 2013 1:38 pm 
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Joined:Fri May 11, 2012 10:54 pm
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Car Details:4th Gen ls1
Lowered,rollin on 18"s
Lots of std stuff
Location:Wiltshire
Hope this works

http://www.classiccamaroclubuk.com/phpB ... f=1&t=2270

Cheers
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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:11 pm 
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I'm with Hagerty & definitely gave the best quotes out there to me. If you look through the link to the thread above you'll find details of most insurers

cheers...Nige

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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:44 pm 
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Joined:Wed May 02, 2012 3:05 pm
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Car Details:Various old british tin, a 1960 Oldsmobile, and a rodded 1938 Model Y.
Hi camarokyle,

Under normal circumstances i have always recommended RH insurance to anyone with a Modified, American, Classic, etc. I have found them to offer the most comprehensive insurance cover for the most reasonable price.

I do mine as a UK Street Machine member for a couple of reasons, firstly Mark Ashman who founded UK Street Machines negotiated a very good deal with RH in respect of what would be included in the policy and what wouldn't, Mark is recognised by RH as an insurance valuation officer/expert which is handy for any agreed value policies which he does free of charge (for members).

As a member you get a 15% discount on your policy which normaly covers the £10 fee it cost to join UKSM. In the event of a claim needing to be made Mark will always help out and he is going to have far more clout with RH than any individual will. As an example last year i paid £205 for both my 1960 Oldsmobile and my Model Y Hot Rod (that is total not each). Both cars are agreed value, 3000 miles per year each, spouse is covered fully comp on both aswell, cover to drive other vehicles 3rd party for the policy holder only, you retain all rights to salvage in the event of a total loss, full cover on the show field as well as organised cruises and rallye's, full european breakdown cover, windscreen cover, cover to and from work, etc etc.

I do not know whether they will cover someone who is registered disabled or not but i don't see why they shouldn't, there are plenty of older people running classic cars and i wouldn't mind betting some of them are disabled.

Cheers.

Russ.

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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Fri Jan 11, 2013 3:29 pm 
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Big Block
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Joined:Sat May 15, 2010 2:16 pm
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Car Details:1999 (Registered as New 2001) Black 3.8 V6 Targa Top
Location:March, Cambridgeshire
You can find some more info here

http://www.classiccamaroclubuk.com/phpB ... f=6&t=1841

Good luck with your search.

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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Sun Jan 13, 2013 3:41 pm 
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Small Block

Joined:Sat Aug 22, 2009 3:28 pm
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Cheers for all the great info guys, i will take a look at the insurers and let you guys know the outcome...hopefully i will be a camaro driver soon lol


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 Post subject: Re: Insurance
PostPosted:Sun Jan 13, 2013 4:06 pm 
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Big Block

Joined:Wed May 02, 2012 3:05 pm
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Car Details:Various old british tin, a 1960 Oldsmobile, and a rodded 1938 Model Y.
Hi Kyle,

Since i last posted i have spoken to Mark Ashman and he said we have already got a club member who is disabled and is insured with RH via our club so he doesn't forsee any problems. If you want me to put you in contact with Mark so you can get some quote's give us a shout back.

Cheers.

Russ.

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