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Cookie
11-04-2002, 15:01
Adrian Flux
£829 S14a , 23yo , protected no claims, 7 years no claims, £350 excess, £400 stereo cover, covers RLtc +2 other mods

TomM
11-04-2002, 15:49
Seems alright to me, considering the protected NCB and the mods. :) What area - if you're not out in the sticks, then it's a very good price!

Cookie
11-04-2002, 15:54
Sticks

Correction : 24yo Doh!

TomM
11-04-2002, 15:58
The best I could find was similar price to that, with Tescos...

'95 s14 standard
23yo
4 yrs NCB (unprotected :( )
out in't sticks ;)
fairly large excess (? ~£500)

But they'll rape my wallet hard :eek: if I want to mod her at all... :( My mate was quoted £150 for just a backbox for his Scooby. I'd stick with someone mod-friendly (although Mr Flux hasn't got the best press ever).

jonnystudlets
11-04-2002, 18:37
try these guys, i just a very handsome quote, considering where i live, no ncb etc

taylor price-direct choice, 08451 26 27 28

they have underwriters on hand to give extra discounts, not just some idiot quoting screen prices, not sure if they cover modified cars though

JP

Zenki
11-04-2002, 19:39
I don't reckon that's bad Cookie. I'm 32 and sticks! and am paying £595 with Flux and I have the mods in my sig ALL declared!!!! plus a few other intended mods to save on the admin charges. They seem pretty good if you plan to mod your car as they only appear to load the policy for performance increasing parts and even then it's not much. Some companies will not let you go beyond zorst and filter. My old company said a BOV was classed as an engine mod and would invalidate my policy. So I changed to Flux!!!