all sorts of hassle. can't get insurance for anyone over 70 on a classic policy, 1 lot did offer but won't take a dual-fuel vehicle !!
bunch of nefrubyrf, all of 'em.
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20 years ago
feckin' insurance...
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20 years ago
They're also on my list of 'those first up against the wall' following the Revolution. Isn't it odd that some ROT13 words are immediately readable...
Martyn
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20 years ago
Not a clue about this, but has anyone ever tried a European Car insurer for a UK car? There is this "freedom to provide services throught the EU" malarkey, but I don't know if it works for Car insurance....
If you're interested Austin, I can give you a luxembourg-based, english-speaking insurance agent. Euro/Pound rates aren't bad at the mo.
Guy
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20 years ago
You get the same problems on the other end of the age scale too!
My driving license also runs out on my 70th birthday, so i shall be having more hassle than just insurance by then :(
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20 years ago
On or around Thu, 15 Jan 2004 11:41:06 +0000, Mother enlightened us thusly:
I do rather like that one...
eventually went with firebond, least of all evils.
sadly, shunt last year (50% blame to me, which I reckoned fair, so half my fault) precluded NFU - had that not happened, I'd have been able to put it on my policy as a second vehicle and would've gotten 50% off. But no go, it'd have had to be full whack, which would've been about a grand. Which, had I had the wherewithal, I'd have done, but I didn't.
about 260 sovs with firebond, but only 2 of the 3 drivers I wanted (father too old).
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20 years ago
Book your test early, I have heard of six month waiting lists now!
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20 years ago
Six month waiting lists ??!!?? Over here (Ireland), you'd be lucky to wait only 12 months.
Andrew