sambo Posted April 2, 2008 Report Posted April 2, 2008 Hi all, i will hopefully be getting my mk1 on the road soon (at last) but i am a little worried about the insurance.... My last escort was insured with footman james and they were really cheap and all was well. When i got my new mk1, i asked them for a guestimate quote for reference when i get it running etc. They would not touch it as it doesnt have rear seats??? Has anyone else had this trouble?? Also, what about modifications? Has anyone else with a 5 linked, caged car declared these mods etc. Also, what about an agreed valuation? Also the engine?? I cnt say its a "cosworth" engine as it doesnt have a turbo, and insurance companies always want to know about what car the engine came from etc. Hmmm, they are a pain in the arse. I called Adrian flux ages and ages ago and they want £550 for a year with limited mileage etc!! I think that is excessive for a 28 year old!! Considering my last mk1 was only £220 a year!! Any advice? Especiallly those with heavily modded cars etc..........
spitbarnatt Posted April 2, 2008 Report Posted April 2, 2008 I'm with Flux. N/A cossie, no rear seats and agreed value at 17k. £350 a year fully comp, 27 years old, 3000 miles. Make sure you speak to the specialist vehicle department
sambo Posted April 2, 2008 Author Report Posted April 2, 2008 Ahhhh. Cheers spitbarnet! How do you get the agreed valuation?
spitbarnatt Posted April 2, 2008 Report Posted April 2, 2008 Took it to a local garage, we agreed on a valuation which he printed up for me. Sent it to Flux with a load of pictures and a Modified Vehicle Report form, which you have to fill out anyway, and two weeks later get my value agreed with paperwork. A word of warning though, DO NOT under any circumstances crash your car without the agreed value, they will only give you 'market value' which probably means fook all.
glenbo Posted April 2, 2008 Report Posted April 2, 2008 im with footman james,not the same leauge as you but my 1300e standard full comp is £99 and with my mex rep on the same policy it cost an extra £15.the mex has 2.0l pinto kent cam alloys lowered
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