as it's dead...

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Zafira: £217 FC Prot NCB business use Jag XJR supercharger (looking at): £420 FC Prot NCB Kawata Fever: £62 3rd party Rover 416Si £140 FC Prot NCB business use

David

BMW 528i £238 FC, PNCB, and inc accident protection insurance. Mike.

VW Golf V6 4motion, £378, FC, PNCB, me and wife to drive,1 claim (non fault) and 3 points on wife's license

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yeah but you lot forget your all old boys compared to me :)

Not bad at all, I'm 38, 0 points, 7 yrs NCB

Impreza WRX, £680 FC with protected NCB

Did you take some decent pictures this time? (c;

From memory, insurance on the 306 was £330 this year with a clean license 0yrs NCB and my mum as a named driver.

In news: snipped-for-privacy@pipex.net, Vamp wittered on forthwith;

Heh, 36, clean licence, 2 years no claims, no accidents in last 5 years, based in Liverpool city centre, fully comp motor traders policy costs me [1] £175 a year :-) for upto 5 vehicles at a time as my daily drivers. Driving other peoples vehicles is unlimited for business purposes as long as I don't use them as a daily driver for more than two weeks at a time. I've also got a 12 month European green card to drive anything I buy or sell provided it either has, has had, or is going to have a UK registration.

Very handy indeed, but if I damage something I'm driving I'm limited to £8k worth of repairs. Good job I wasn't driving the Bentley when someone crashed into it yesterday.

In news:etvnum$703$ snipped-for-privacy@registered.motzarella.org, Pete M wittered on forthwith;

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