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Hay all, the time has come where all my insurance polices seem to be running out. Im sure I asked before but cant find the thread now :oops: but does anyone know of a classic policy out there that covers multiple cars and two drivers? Ideally Im looking to insure 5 classics and in a perfect world my two daily drivers as well, although their polices are not due for renewal anytime soon.

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ive allways been told that you cant have more than 1 car on one policy.....so are they taking the p...coz i ihave 3 cars with my insurance co

 

which company is that with bud?

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well im with hic at the mo been with them for about 5yrs now..but most wont allow more than 1 car per policy even 3 cars, my total is under £600 per year for 3 cars

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just tried Norton and they are coming in at £307.75 for all three oldies and i can add the capri and mex on there later (if i ever finish them!)

 

well chuffed 8)

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£307.75 thats cheap....esp for 3 cars is that on classic insurance,full comp? and what age are you,i might have to try them next year when they come up for renewal

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Hi,do hey allow modifide cars on there policies.

Still got nothing sought for my tina.

My polo insurance is due for renewal also so i'll give them a call.

Thanks,Tim

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I'm with Footman James and have two classics on one policy, one is modified, the other isn't, both have unlimited mileage and agreed values of £12k & £15k total was about £350 last year I think. Don't know about adding modern cars to it though.

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if they havnt all melted into the pavement... like mine is trying too... im always running around it with sandpaper and a can of waxoil shouting "stop King rusting" at the top of my voice

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if they havnt all melted into the pavement... like mine is trying too... im always running around it with sandpaper and a can of waxoil shouting "stop f*cking rusting" at the top of my voice

 

:lol::lol: That is soo true :lol:

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