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is the James part of the old FootmanJames before they got bought out=20by Aon.One of the retro-riders got their Cedric insured for silly money, so=20just for a giggle I stuck a Ford Granny 1980's Cardinal Hearse through.No no claims needed.Unlimited mileage.cover listed as SDP with occasional commute.Agreed value.=A3100 excess.Motor legal cover and breakdown.Fully comp.=A3141.28 including premium tax.No mods, but the guys over on Retro rides did a quote on the phone and=20got a lowered messed with engine in the Cedric for even less money.--=20Carl RobsonGet cashback on your purchasesTopcashback

Carl Gibbs · Answer

is the James part of the old FootmanJames before they got bought outby Aon.One of the retro-riders got their Cedric insured for silly money, sojust for a giggle I stuck a Ford Granny 1980's Cardinal Hearse through.No no claims needed.Unlimited mileage.cover listed as SDP with occasional commute.Agreed value.£100 excess.Motor legal cover and breakdown.Fully comp.£141.28 including premium tax.No mods, but the guys over on Retro rides did a quote on the phone andgot a lowered messed with engine in the Cedric for even less money.--------------------------------------------------Over 30s only.  Bastards :)

Elder · Answer

The guy in Retro-rides is 26, and did it on the phone. Over 30 is just online I think.

Steve Firth · Answer

Ah, that's a good recommendation, thanks I'll check with them for aquote this year.I'm quite tempted by this heap of crap. I know I'd lose every penny Ispent on it, but even so, it's tempting.

Carl Gibbs · Answer

I can't be arsed to phone at the mo, but I will do when I sort a car out. Lets hope they haven't raised there prices by then!!

Tony (UncleFista) · Answer

is the James part of the old FootmanJames before they got bought outby Aon.-------------------------There's an insurance broker just started advertising on locostbuilders, I got a quote from them for the locost last week and they came up with £125 for fully comp for the year (4k miles). I paid by card there and then....Getting old[1] has at least one plus point ;)[1] 40 next year, eeek !

Elder · Answer

Mine was parked on drive, not garaged, suppose it depends on what youwant insuring.

Elder · Answer

Wonder where I might find a Daewoo Imperial then transplant in a Lotus Carlton wreck under the body.

Homer · Answer

They're still about where I live but like Escort Cosworths and Lancia Integrales they normally live in garages 99% of their life and only get out on nice hot summer days to prevent them turning into a pile of rust.

Clive George · Answer

That doesn't surprise me. But I was actually thinking of a wrecked one - I'd have thought even the salvage would be pretty desirable, such that getting hold of it for peanuts for putting in something else would be end up being rather unlikely.

Abo · Answer

I saw one being driven hard out Lytham St Annes way, it was in a bit of a state and there was a hint of smoke from the exhaust, sadly.

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