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23 yrs old

2.5 years driving

1600 xflow escort

2.5 yr no claims (as far as im aware)

car value : no idea but ideally id want 5k :roll: or am i dreaming lol

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How can you have full no claims in 2.5 years of driving? :?

 

nah lol i mean no claims in 2.5 years :-D

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How can you have full no claims in 2.5 years of driving? :?

 

nah lol i mean no claims in 2.5 years :-D

 

Well edited :wink:

 

I'm not sure if you'll qualify for classic insurance at 23, so I'd guess at more than £300, probably quite a bit more.

 

Have you tried ringing around? I suspect lots of companies will say they don't cover cars of that age, and many classic insurance specialists will have a problem with your age.

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im only saying £300 because mine is little bit less than that.....on classic insurance etc.....but i do have 10 years no claims bonus on my escort.....im with hic....also it depends on your job on how much they put it up

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I'm 22, had a quote last week with HIC for classic insurance on a 1300 2 dr mk2. Was £240 fully comp, insured for £4k.

 

I have 1 Yr's NCB and driving a company car also for 2 years.

 

Jon

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i had 2 paye 1030 4 mine and thats with limited milage at 3k

 

 

 

Just thought I'd say I loved your car at AVO day....really sweet m8 ! I think it's worth every penny of your insurance ! :lol:

 

 

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mine's just over £300 with no no-claims but no accidents/points either, had my licence 5 years, 1.1 fezza that is :thumbsup:

 

ps. it's lancaster insurance

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Well, it can't be any worse than mine mate.... 27 years old... 1 years no claims.... kept on drive in one of the worst postcodes in London.... Anglia & Capri = £361 a year fully comp. The capri is the £300 majority of that :shock::lol:

 

BTW, i'm with Footman James & have Agree'd Valuations, breakdown, windscreen cover, legal cover and I can only do 3000 miles in each per year :wink:

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