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Re: insurance

Post by donkeychomp » Thu Dec 10, 2015 12:12 am

Flux for all my vehicles.

LJ £90 (a classic car)

Vit £150

Elsie £109 (a classic bike)

Mito £120
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Re: insurance

Post by ROBBIE » Thu Dec 10, 2015 8:44 am

Im with Andy, I wont use Adrian Flux. A van driver clipped the front tyre on mine, was facing into the road as we were preparing to leave a space, Flux took over 2 years to sort it even though the van driver admitted fault. So even when I changed companies I still paid more
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Re: insurance

Post by dan_2k_uk » Thu Dec 10, 2015 8:20 pm

I'm with flux.

Found them to be good. Just make sure you turn down all the optional extras they try to add.

Same as Jordi. All mods declared for on and offroad use and limited mileage. Fully comp on other cars up to a value of £20k. About £300 a year.
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Re: insurance

Post by ianedwards » Fri Dec 11, 2015 11:47 am

Morning,

After speaking to a few company's, I decided to go with heritage, with all mods declared, and tipper part being the most awkward to get covered they managed to get it down to £299 on a 3k limited mileage policy including Greenlane use. Which I was happy with, and the chap looking after the policy bent over backwards to find one that would cover the tipper, so she's now insured and taxed, :rockin:

Didn't think the tax would be as much as it is, £241 private light goods over 1549cc :bawling: lol

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Re: insurance

Post by twiss » Fri Dec 11, 2015 10:49 pm

ScottieJ wrote:
twiss wrote:I always had good service and prices from 2gether
I won't recommend them anymore after they essentially ripped the website/forum off by ignoring any correspondence regarding payment for advertising on the website.
Yeah I started off when we first got the deal and never bothered switching...
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