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Good bit[:)]

Got a puncture to one of my rears. So I fixed it with a set of Cup 2s.

Bad bit[:mad:]

Insurance renewal in Nov. So for the last month they (Privilege) have added forty quid. (for the last month???)
We'll be parting company, then.

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Good luck with the Insurance Renewal spent ages on the phone to various companies Direct Line, Carole Nash, Adrian Flux, Liv Vic need I go on, the best obtained so far was R&SA £450 per ann 12000 miles but will pay out on market value only ( Cap Valuation [:mad:][:mad:] ) so Im going to go with Carole Nash £780 but with a guaranteed value in the event of a claim providing certain bits of info are provided again 12000 miles per annum
 
If you insure it on a classic car agreed value try Classicline 01455639000. My 1989 944 Turbo was £189-3000miles p.a. in Edinburgh
 
Blimey 12000 miles is high for a restricted mileage policy. Carole Nash wouldn't go higher than 6000 when I tried them a few years ago.

Everything is fluid [:D]
 
Classic Line also do an agreed pay out policy. It costs £15 per annum and you have to supply photos of evey pannel, wheel, engine etc and fill out a form about the car. They give a good value to. [:)]
 
That car is begging for shorter springs
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Begging for a few essential things first! Like cutting out rust/service etc. Know what you mean though.[&:]
Maybe I'm missing something, so don't laugh. But to raise the car I had to use the cars scissor jack (in the middle) to get enough clearance to get the trolley jack in. Pleased I got a trolley jack (probably keep it in the car, it's only a little'un) as there is no way the scissor jack was ever going to get a wheel off the ground. Hard shoulder nightmare running through my head.[:(] I guess there's the AA, if you are not in a hurry. Also scissor jack did groan a bit, which was worring, even though it is in good nick.
So, coming back to lowering...mmm!
Thanks for the insurance help. I will be ringing round quite alot. From what I gather I pay about twice as much as what is around average. (which kind of bugs me)I know it's 'how long is a piece of string' and everyones details differ. I was told by one company that it was my postcode that was the nail in the coffin.

I'm self-employed(which probably doesn't help)
Held clean license for a good few years(of course this time round got three points to add on)
Full no-claims etc etc
8,000 miles a year
Other side of thirty
Cancerian/gsoh would like to meet.. sorry I thought I was in another chat room there[:(]

Be nice to get it under a grand!
I remember reading in another thread (will look through) that Liv Vic were good and didn't mind mod's. As I have already took my first step on the ricer front maybe I should ring them.
 
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I remember reading in another thread (will look through) that Liv Vic were good and didn't mind mod's. As I have already took my first step on the ricer front maybe I should ring them.
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I believe this has changed. I saw another thread somewhere recently, can't rememeber where, that LV gave someone 7 days to find alternative insurance as they would no longer accept the mods he had.

Don't quote me on that but I'm pretty sure it was LV.
 
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