Insurance on a Spec C/Type 25
29 January 2008, 12:51 PM
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Insurance on a Spec C/Type 25
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Can anyone tell me if the Spec C's or Type 25's are classed as Jap imports when it comes to insuring them? Or are they classed as UK models. Just wondering if you can ring up Ie, Direct line and get a quote or wold you have to go to a specialist.
I might be thinking of aquiring one
Cheers Alex
Can anyone tell me if the Spec C's or Type 25's are classed as Jap imports when it comes to insuring them? Or are they classed as UK models. Just wondering if you can ring up Ie, Direct line and get a quote or wold you have to go to a specialist.
I might be thinking of aquiring one
Cheers Alex
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The Spec C is definitely an Import and you have to tell the insurance company, not sure about the Type 25, but most of them start life as a JDM imports, so...
I'm just under £600 for my Spec C, 28, full NCB, that's with NU.
I'm just under £600 for my Spec C, 28, full NCB, that's with NU.
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Try A-Plan. They're aware of special models, mods etc. The only co. i spoke to at the time that knew about the TSL333.
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Hi guys,
Can anyone tell me if the Spec C's or Type 25's are classed as Jap imports when it comes to insuring them? Or are they classed as UK models. Just wondering if you can ring up Ie, Direct line and get a quote or wold you have to go to a specialist.
I might be thinking of aquiring one
Cheers Alex
Can anyone tell me if the Spec C's or Type 25's are classed as Jap imports when it comes to insuring them? Or are they classed as UK models. Just wondering if you can ring up Ie, Direct line and get a quote or wold you have to go to a specialist.
I might be thinking of aquiring one
Cheers Alex
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2005 MY06 Spec C Type 20, approx £700 (35 yrs, full protected NCB, and wife 32 yrs) Keith Michaels (well recommended).
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