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#1 mini danny

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 06:58 PM

im turning 17 soon and ive brought my mini and i had a insurance quote of footman james but then some one told me because ill be on classic insurance i wont build any no claims is this true as i need to build them up ???????

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:09 PM

no you wont on classic, you will get a letter from them tho and some insruance companies may take it into consideration but no you dont with classic...

loads of topics on this, please use the search function

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:10 PM

no you wont on classic, you will get a letter from them tho and some insruance companies may take it into consideration but no you dont with classic...

loads of topics on this, please use the search function

ok sorry i didnt know there was more as im new to this

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:15 PM

no you wont on classic, you will get a letter from them tho and some insruance companies may take it into consideration but no you dont with classic...

loads of topics on this, please use the search function

ok sorry i didnt know there was more as im new to this


not a prob dude, the search can be funny sometimes.

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:21 PM

get a mini van ;) commercial insurance is much cheaper. i'm insured on a 1.8TD escort van for £38.90 per month for my boss as proposer and me as main driver.

yet my 1L corsa was £111.10 per month :/

what year is your mini? as some companies wont insure pre-1984, which makes things harder for me with my 1980 GT

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:24 PM

get a mini van ;) commercial insurance is much cheaper. i'm insured on a 1.8TD escort van for £38.90 per month for my boss as proposer and me as main driver.

yet my 1L corsa was £111.10 per month :/

what year is your mini? as some companies wont insure pre-1984, which makes things harder for me with my 1980 GT

mine on a e reg 1987 mini mafair i can get insured with james footman for 1029 for direct line for 1200

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:29 PM

get a mini van ;) commercial insurance is much cheaper. i'm insured on a 1.8TD escort van for £38.90 per month for my boss as proposer and me as main driver.

yet my 1L corsa was £111.10 per month :/

what year is your mini? as some companies wont insure pre-1984, which makes things harder for me with my 1980 GT

mine on a e reg 1987 mini mafair i can get insured with james footman for 1029 for direct line for 1200


directline wont insure me with my GT because it's too old. and not tied footman james. but the van is with kwik fit and i'm 17 with only 4 months driving experience.

i think the cheapest for me on my GT is £1200 so far.

try tesco. my mate pays £30 per month as a named driver on his dads 998 mini city (thats for both drivers). the online quotes arent accurate. you need to phone up...and it's much cheaper with most places.

you'll also find the salesman/woman will be more willing to negotiate a better deal and keep you interested, as it's their job to get as many sales as possible.

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:32 PM

get a mini van ;) commercial insurance is much cheaper. i'm insured on a 1.8TD escort van for £38.90 per month for my boss as proposer and me as main driver.

yet my 1L corsa was £111.10 per month :/

what year is your mini? as some companies wont insure pre-1984, which makes things harder for me with my 1980 GT

mine on a e reg 1987 mini mafair i can get insured with james footman for 1029 for direct line for 1200


directline wont insure me with my GT because it's too old. and not tied footman james. but the van is with kwik fit and i'm 17 with only 4 months driving experience.

i think the cheapest for me on my GT is £1200 so far.

try tesco. my mate pays £30 per month as a named driver on his dads 998 mini city (thats for both drivers). the online quotes arent accurate. you need to phone up...and it's much cheaper with most places.

you'll also find the salesman/woman will be more willing to negotiate a better deal and keep you interested, as it's their job to get as many sales as possible.

yh i found it a hell of a lot cheaper if you ring i did 1 on direct line website it came as 2200 my mum rang up and got it down to 1236 i was like what the hell and yh they wont insure it of its over 25 years that why i can only take it out with them for 2 years

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:40 PM

i get no claims with lancaster on my classic policy so you might wana try them they were by far the cheapest when my ex insured her first car a 1975 1275gt

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:41 PM

i get no claims with lancaster on my classic policy so you might wana try them they were by far the cheapest when my ex insured her first car a 1975 1275gt

oh ok ill give them a ring tomorrow thanks for that ;)

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:42 PM

just went on landcaster website and it say you need to be al least 21 ;)

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:42 PM

she was 21 at the time but no one else quoted her under a grand and they were around £400

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:45 PM

just went on landcaster website and it say you need to be al least 21 ;)

i heard if u fit a clifford alarm it goes down by about 1000 pound :wub: dno how tru this is tho

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:47 PM

just went on landcaster website and it say you need to be al least 21 ;)

i heard if u fit a clifford alarm it goes down by about 1000 pound :wub: dno how tru this is tho

what the hell i think ill know what ill be buying next i was thinking of getting an alarm but ill think ill get a clifford many thanks

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 08:05 PM

it has to be a thatchem cat1 alarm and imobilser and its more like a £300 saving it takes about a year or two to get the money back and has to be professionaly installed.




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