Insuring a Resto project?

[PeteB]

With all the recent garage break ins etc it has made me a bit more concious about my MK1, it is going to be completely rebuilt from a bare shell but even at that stage it may be tempting to some toe rag so what do you guys do about insuring your restoration projects?

[Pipster007]

Mines insured with a "Laid up policy"

[PeteB]

Mines insured with a "Laid up policy"

 

Dave on TS mentioned that too, I might do a few calls and see whats what

[Tom]

HIC offered me a laid up policy for around 60 quid mate

[Slammed]

can i do it as im 15? or is that a no as i have got to put mine on my drive(btw my dog, a rotweiler will be inside if any scumbag is reading.. )

 

will it be expensive for me or will my dad have to do it for me?

[ratman]

With all the recent garage break ins etc it has made me a bit more concious about my MK1, it is going to be completely rebuilt from a bare shell but even at that stage it may be tempting to some toe rag so what do you guys do about insuring your restoration projects?

 

 

can i do it as im 15? or is that a no as i have got to put mine on my drive(btw my dog, a rotweiler will be inside if any scumbag is reading.. )

 

will it be expensive for me or will my dad have to do it for me?

 

Just ring and ask I’m with HIC can’t fault them

 

Better to insure it than loose it even if your dad has to do it for you

 

I insured mine way before it was on the road after 9 years building the car and 1000's of pounds of bits on the car can you afford not to

 

And wile your at it get one of these

 

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.j ... id=9284742

 

Best £60 you will spend and well worth it if it scares the toe rags off

[Smudger105e]

I have 4 Anglia's and 1 Fezza on a fully comp policy with Footman James, costing me £115 a year, and only three are on the road