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16 March 2005, 08:34 AM
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My friend has a Dax Rush V8 and he is insured with Footman James who have a seperate kit car insurance. it cost my mate something like 240 quid fully comp
16 March 2005, 06:58 PM
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They're often EXTREMELY cheap to insure if you go to the right company's, cost for performance wise. Brother at ~21 was paying ~£200 for 6k miles a year on a sub 4 second to 60 2 litre Fisher Fury. I assume it's because people are more careful about hitting other cars when there's only a bit of plastic protecting them. 
Several companies seem to charge you for e.g. a "2 litre lightweight kit" and not make a blind bit of difference if it has a tired 2ltr pinto or a 2 litre touring car engine. Adrian Flux were one, a couple of others who's names I forget, but check out the kit car mags
Several companies seem to charge you for e.g. a "2 litre lightweight kit" and not make a blind bit of difference if it has a tired 2ltr pinto or a 2 litre touring car engine. Adrian Flux were one, a couple of others who's names I forget, but check out the kit car mags
16 March 2005, 07:07 PM
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my Dads westy is a 2ltr pinto. To add me (18) for 4 months was £460. Daft or what. If it had been my mates 2ltr (210bhp Zetec) then that would be a bargain.
Gunna check again in June when im 19
gettin old
Gunna check again in June when im 19
gettin old
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