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Ok lads I need insurance on my heavily modified mk2 escort, my old classic insurers wont touch it now and its the last thing i need to get before she goes on road so please give me as many companies as you can ta! :thumbsup:

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i have a modified mk1 escort and i use adrian flux fully comp with brake down cover £220

Thats good mate, what did you tell them about mods wise? Only coz the minute i mentiond i'd remvoed rear seats my last insurance company put the phone down!

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mine has a 2.1 pinto stage 3 head fr33 cam 5 speed box bias brakes ajustable shocks plus loads of other stufe i asked them about roll cage and twin 45s and they said i could add this and wouldnt put the price up much

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I contacted Performance Direct on Friday. I told them everything i.e 2.3 Duratec, 6 speed box, uprated brakes, axle, steering, suspension, removed rear seats, rear cage and arches.

Fully Comp with a couple of SP30's, NO NO CLAIMS discount due to this being on my trade policy AND even got the misses insured on it although i will NEVER let her drive it. Agreed mileage of 3000 per year.

 

£217 FULLY COMP!!!!!!

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HIC £400 on a modded mk2 escort 1660xflow.

brakes, exhaust, engine, cage, suspension, buckets, colour change and agreed value.

 

i was 20 0ncb and 2points

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I've emailed adrian flux, so will find out and let ya'll know. fingers crossed!

 

They will email back but phone them mate, mine came down another 50 notes after i called.

 

I declared everything, St170 engine 45 carbs, weber ignition ecu, spax, wheels,tyres,lowering,5 speed, mex bodywork inc wings, LSD,seats harnesses wilwoods etc

 

225 quid fully comp agreed value, like for like replacement :thumbsup:

 

Im 25 with 6 years NCB :thumbsup:

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Another for Performance Direct here:

 

Capri 2.8i V6 Stage 3, Janspeed fannymolds and system, K&N, leda front struts, 4 pot AP brakes, dropped 2in all round, strut brace, £3k guaranteed value....

 

£150 Fully Comp - £30 more than it cost for a virtually standard 2L Laser.

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i used performance direct, mk1 escort, engine changed to 1600, uprated brakes, suspesion, alloy's, exhuast ect, no cage though, unlimitied milage, parked in a lock up away from my house, in liverpool, im 26 and at the time had no points and it was about £480, no no claims either :wink:

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£500 for a 3.0 V6 100e with adrian flux, not bad for a 20 yr old. all mods declared and agreed value of £3500, forgot what my limited mileage was but i know il never get near it.

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OK Performance direct came back with £399 fully comp with 4000 agreed value and 400 excess? not sure but think i could do better than that. Any more advice? :?:( Think it may be the XEengine thats causing it?

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Also what you reckon i say about mileage? 1500 or 3000, bearing in mind i'm doing alot of europe this year! does mileage count abroad if your using a different insurance when travelling abroad?

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mk1 mexico how did you manage to ge it that cheap????

 

ive declared all my mods, same as yours really but on a mk3 capri with an XE and im paying 600 quid a year! 24 with 5 yrs ncb!

 

peeved off big time :twisted:

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Also what you reckon i say about mileage? 1500 or 3000, bearing in mind i'm doing alot of europe this year! does mileage count abroad if your using a different insurance when travelling abroad?

 

disconnect the speedo, every1s a winner

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Ok Adrian flux called back , a very nice girl spent ages and got me, fully comp, agreed value after i send pics and they have an assesor look at it, 3rd party on any other car, european cover and roadside assist for £420.

 

Still think theres a better deal out there.

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mk1 mexico how did you manage to ge it that cheap????

 

ive declared all my mods, same as yours really but on a mk3 capri with an XE and im paying 600 quid a year! 24 with 5 yrs ncb!

 

peeved off big time :twisted:

 

I have a sneaky feeling its the milestone of being a quarter of a century old :thumbsup:

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