Mods on Policy should they be listed on certificate?
22 May 2003, 03:18 PM
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Declared all my mods for once with A Plan for this year.
Certificate come thru but no mention that the car is modified - Is this normal practice? or should there be something else incase I get stopped?
Certificate come thru but no mention that the car is modified - Is this normal practice? or should there be something else incase I get stopped?
22 May 2003, 05:11 PM
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Hi Paul,
Thats what I would have thought, on the schedule, there is nothing to say the car is modded, so....
If say I got stopped, they say are you insured for this that the other, I say yes, take my Certificate and Schedule (With nothing about mods on it), I get fisted seems about right?!
Toby
Thats what I would have thought, on the schedule, there is nothing to say the car is modded, so....
If say I got stopped, they say are you insured for this that the other, I say yes, take my Certificate and Schedule (With nothing about mods on it), I get fisted seems about right?!
Toby
22 May 2003, 06:43 PM
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I would ring them up and ask for it in writing on headed paper or if they have a facility to put it on the schedule, most of them these days are just standard print.
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22 May 2003, 07:15 PM
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Toby,
I have mods but nothing is mentioned on my certificate either. I don't think the police will look to see if it mentions this if/when you get pulled. They will look at date of cover, registration number and drivers named on policy.
I have mods but nothing is mentioned on my certificate either. I don't think the police will look to see if it mentions this if/when you get pulled. They will look at date of cover, registration number and drivers named on policy.
23 May 2003, 03:15 PM
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I was insured with Elephant (not a scoob though) and they listed the all mods on the certificate.
Only brief though - i.e. - Non standard alloy wheels
Non standard air filter
Non standard exhaust
etc. etc.
Only brief though - i.e. - Non standard alloy wheels
Non standard air filter
Non standard exhaust
etc. etc.
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23 May 2003, 04:00 PM
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all my mods are listed on my policy
Liv & Vic, they are brief, ie Aftermarket wheels, aftermarket exhaust etc etc
they are cool about it too, soon as I phone up, they are so quick the ammended policy is there the next morning
Liv & Vic, they are brief, ie Aftermarket wheels, aftermarket exhaust etc etc
they are cool about it too, soon as I phone up, they are so quick the ammended policy is there the next morning
23 May 2003, 04:44 PM
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Hmmmmmmmm....i'd rather be safe than sorry so....
Methinks I'll give them a buzz tomorro morning and just 'confirm'
Cheers for the input guys
Methinks I'll give them a buzz tomorro morning and just 'confirm'
Cheers for the input guys
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