SORN insurance cover

Elder son is taking his 90 off the road for a year or so while he uses something cheaper to run. We're having trouble getting fire & theft cover for it. It will be kept on a drive, behind locked gates. Anyone got any suggestions as to which companies might give this sort of cover?

Thanks, Gordon

Elder son is taking his 90 off the road for a year or so while he uses something cheaper to run. We're having trouble getting fire & theft cover for it. It will be kept on a drive, behind locked gates. Anyone got any suggestions as to which companies might give this sort of cover?

Thanks, Gordon

Elder son is taking his 90 off the road for a year or so while he uses something cheaper to run. We're having trouble getting fire & theft cover for it. It will be kept on a drive, behind locked gates. Anyone got any suggestions as to which companies might give this sort of cover?

Thanks, Gordon

Anyone

Blimey Gordon, how many times is he doing it! That's four in the last three minutes

AWEM

On or around Tue, 28 Nov 2006 18:04:08 -0000, "Andrew Mawson" enlightened us thusly:

Bit of a stutter in the news software...

can't you just leave it insured TPFT?

try the specialist insurers (like the ones that advertise in the landy mags) and the classic car ones.

from a quick google: adrian flux say on their website they offer laid up cover even the RAC classic insuraqnce says they do laid-up cover.

i was offered some by heritage when i last rang them.

He could but as someone else pointed out there's specialist "project car" type insurance from classic car companies, and it's supposed to be quite cheap.

Carole Nash will do it I reckon.

Martin

On or around Tue, 28 Nov 2006 20:16:00 +0000 (GMT), "Dave Liquorice" enlightened us thusly:

not all computers have NNTP access, though. especially ones at work.

I have 2 SORNed Land Rovers insured with the NFU (mind you, they are on the same policy as a landy and volvo that are not sorned so not sure if they will do SORN only)

Cheers C

It wasn't me, honest. Whatever computer I was using at the time was responsible for the multiple posts.

I've now discovered I can get laid-up cover thru my classic insurers for ca. =A360 or add it to my classic policy for road cover for =A353. Bit suprised about that, although it is a 1984 90, the last time I tried to get it on a classic policy I was told it wasn't possible.

Thanks, alll,

Gordon