mk1super Posted November 30, 2007 Report Posted November 30, 2007 Ok guys iam in the process of saving up to get an osf, as some of you know ive just passed my test. Firstly car wise what should i go for? It will be my daily mode of transport so needs to be reasonably reliable, i know old fords can be tempromental though so i expect the odd break down I'd love a Mk1 escort, but there prices are getting higher all the time And i tried to get a quote from that confused dot com and that was as much help and use to me as a chocolate tea pot Not one Insurance company would touch me Im guessing due to me being 26 and having to park the car on the street. So what do you guys think? And where should i go for car insurance?
oldbus Posted November 30, 2007 Report Posted November 30, 2007 Go for a van first mate. Always got your bed with you just in case You can get the Capri later......
surfingturnip Posted November 30, 2007 Report Posted November 30, 2007 100e or a cortina. the prices are still relatively low and you can be happy in being a bit different. Or go for a 4 door escy.................its the future
c1arke Posted November 30, 2007 Report Posted November 30, 2007 well i don't no wat car really COFHescortCOFH but go to LV thay don't give a crap really lol
mk1super Posted December 4, 2007 Author Report Posted December 4, 2007 Thanks for the advice, any other thoughts folks?
antz Posted December 4, 2007 Report Posted December 4, 2007 LV or norwich union for insurance then again your old enough tog et classic insurance should cost you pennies!
bigglesmk2 Posted December 4, 2007 Report Posted December 4, 2007 A tidy four door mk1/2 escy Or a mk1 fezza
mk1super Posted December 4, 2007 Author Report Posted December 4, 2007 Price Excess £738.30 Buy and get a free MOT test and a 10% discount at Kwik-Fit autocentres £500 £800.32 FREE LEGAL ASSIST. No excess if hit by uninsured driver (T&C apply) £550 £845.17 £650 £870.54 £500 £886.80 £550 £892.60 £550 £894.06 £550 £898.97 £650 £919.70 £550 £922.85 £550 £939.71 £750 £948.30 £550 £955.15 £500 £957.63 Go green with 100% carbon neutral car insurance £100 £957.93 Includes 5% online discount £550 £961.94 £250 £963.12 £550 £980.70 £950 £994.04 £550 £995.59 £250 £998.01 £100 £1,000.42 £250 £1,014.59 £100 £1,026.29 £900 £1,044.50 £100 £1,277.24 Includes an online discount £850 Cannot quote due to vehicle age. Unable to quote. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. Unable to quote. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. Cannot quote for your details. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. Cannot quote due to vehicle age. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. Cannot quote due to driver's age. Unable to quote. Unable to quote. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. This insurer could not provide a quote for your details. Cannot quote due to driver's age. This insurer could not provide a quo Lol what i got when i went to go compare dot com Was enquiring about a insurance on a standard mk1 xr2
mk1super Posted December 4, 2007 Author Report Posted December 4, 2007 Alos with theft goin up with osf's is it an idea to go fully comp just to be safe?
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