Insurance

[CraigMillwardCroft]

Do you have a number for them. As CCi mine this year mine £368 with 5 TD's value £39999 due next month.

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Do you have a number for them. As CCi mine this year mine £368 with 5 TD's value £39999 due next month.

Do you mean for Classicline?

If so, 01455 639 000

[Stumpy]

CL just quoted me £375pa with a £50k agreed value & <5,000 miles (no Tracker, but garaged).

This compares against £310 with LV without agreed value.

[CraigMillwardCroft]

Do you mean for Classicline?

If so, 01455 639 000

Cheers :thumbs:

[Bounce]

Renewed mine with CL last week: £352 with agreed value £38k (81k miles).

I'd forgotten I get European breakdown cover thrown in :thumbs:

Agreed value 42k on mine with CL,85k miles :blalalala:

[glendog74]

Agreed value 42k on mine with CL,85k miles :blalalala:

Lol! I put mine up by £5k value over last year's policy :hahaha:

[Trawler]

Just trying to obtain insurance for another car. Classic car insurance no claims bonus not recognised hence no discount. :banghead: Typing this while listening to some crap recording while hanging on the line with some other broker. Sure they do this to rack up your phone bill. :banghead:

[Yanto_csl]

Post #15.

[Bounce]

Just trying to obtain insurance for another car. Classic car insurance no claims bonus not recognised hence no discount. :banghead: Typing this while listening to some crap recording while hanging on the line with some other broker. Sure they do this to rack up your phone bill. :banghead:

I spoke to them last week about this and they assured me everything would be fine when it came to taking my No claims with me if I move:banghead:

[Trawler]

I spoke to them last week about this and they assured me everything would be fine when it came to taking my No claims with me if I move:banghead:

They provided me with a letter proving my no claims, however I have encountered the following

They will only provide a letter quoting 5 years max no claim.
Other insurance companies do not recognise no claims bonus from classic car type policies
Brokers & insurance companies will not use the central data base to check you have not had a claim.

Basically I am having to pay more because the no claims from classic is not recognised and my previous insurer will also only quote a max of five years no claims. This seems to me a scam on their behalf to increase premiums and deter one from moving to another insurance company.
:banghead::smt068:smt068

[Yanto_csl]

Thought it was a bit smelly mate.....hence my earlier post, opting out and paying a little more...although I had to fork out for a tracker and the £50k is not guarantee value like CL.

[0836whimper]

Mmm - thought this might happen.
So 'keeping your no claims on file' means very little if no-one values it.

They all make up the no claims process as they go along, needs regulating really.

As far as I can tell protected no claims and retaining it if an uninsured driver hits you, all that stuff has no real universal recognition really either. I am not even sure what this central database is and who looks after it.

Only hope is to insure via other family members. And if you can't I wouldn't use Classicline.

[Stumpy]

Suppose it books down to the agreed value then.
I could save £60 by going elsewhere, but that's not a large enough margin in my opinion.

[Trawler]

Your old no claims bonus is only valid if you renew within two years. That's what I was told talking to brokers.

Had my fill with insurance companies. Wife's policy went up by nearly £200 because someone hit her while stationary and the third party has not admitted liability hence there is still a claim against her name. We did not have to pay the excess as her insurance company is holding the other party 100% responsible, but they will not accept a no claim when renewing her policy.

[CraigMillwardCroft]

Agreed value 42k on mine with CL,85k miles :blalalala:

Where do you get a value from :thumbs: