Shite insurance

[red5]

Right. Need to re-insure the Sapporo - any recommendations ladies ?Preferably not 'George' who wants to sell me household/mobile/life insurance....

[Tayne]

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[retrogeezer]

RH Insurance....

 

http://www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk/

[dollywobbler]

There are two James's - Peter D James was a Footman, but left and got his own place. I've been with both because I'm a tart.

[boobydoo]

I've always used Adrian Flux. Very competitive and excellent customer service. I was banned from driving about 10 years ago for speeding. When I got my licence back I was quoted £1000+ by nearly everyone for my TR7 convertible on a classic car, limited mileage policy. Flux did it for £400. Stayed with them ever since.

[Station]

I've been using Confused.com for years. The other day I found out going direct to the insurers is actually cheaper everytime.

[STUNO]

Just to annoy you I have just this moment opened my insurance renewalsnissan $343.00 =155 pounds (market value policy)rover the samehouse $412 = 185 pounds ( full rebuild policy )contents $413 (replace with new policy)but I am the right side of 60 for insurance purposes.

[Spottedlaurel]

RH for me. I've been with them for years now, always paying circa £100 a year for 5,000 miles.

[Parky]

Might seem an unusual choice but I noticed the Co-Operative Bank has been coming up with some mega cheap quotes as of late. Well at least they did for me and my Dad.I was paying over £400 a year to Admiral for me and Mrs Parky to roll in a Seat Leon. Come renewal time, Admiral wanted a bit extra, yet Co-Op were happy to go £130 cheaper without any hassle. Similar for Parky Senior too. It could have been a limited period quest for market share but may be worth a shot?

[RedSparrow]

I've found Lancaster to be the best for rusty old shitters like mine.

[boobydoo]

I've just in fact called Adrian Flux to confirm that I'm covered for continental travel in the Simca. As usual, exemplary customer service. I am covered at no extra cost and they will email me confirmation. Good service is so important in my book.

[red5]

Cheers lads. Trying them all. The yello peril will ride again. Well, smoke along a bit anyway.

[warren t claim]

I'm covered for continental travel in the Simca.

You sir are a hero! Southern Spain and back in an 1100!

[Gompo]

I've been using Confused.com for years. The other day I found out going direct to the insurers is actually cheaper everytime.

I cant remember which of the 'supermarket/comparison' websites I used, but it was cheaper going through them rather than to the insurer directly for me, for whatever reason.

[Alpineandy]

Hi, If you've more than one car then check the price of a admiral multi-car policy. It could (but isn't always) be cheaper.I've just put one of the Alpines back on the road and asked Footman James for a quote, they were nearly 160% of the AON renewal terms they gave me last july (although AON bought footman james, they will use the FJ brand going forward). So I looked around and Peter Taylor (aka bishops calway) got me the best deal.

[Electric Leyland]

I always find Lancaster Insurance the best for classics, mine are about £120/year each and have always made full use of the free Breakdown/Recovery service.Called them the other week during a break down on the South Circular, said they'd be there within the hour and actually turned up in about 9 minutes.

[red5]

RH Insurance....http://www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk/

12 minutes so far. Spelt 'Colt' 'Mitsubishi' and 'Sapporo' for 10 of those. Despite insuring it through Aviva previously with no problems.14 minutes in - apparently it's a 2.4i 1987 model now.This had better be dirt cheap :-)16 minutes - 'sorry, it's under Colt Sir' 'aaaaaaaaaaaaaargh' ....and it's more than Aviva.On to the next.

[Mr_Bo11ox]

I love that RH lot, their insurance always costs £120, and they have never taken a mileage figure for any of the several motors I have insured with them.