Insurance for Mods
09 January 2001, 01:16 PM
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Anyone know of any insurers that cater for mods for a reasonable price??
The best quote i had for a MY99 26 2NC 1FA Surrey was £1200 from directline but they dont cater for mods. Some were around £4400.
The best quote i had for a MY99 26 2NC 1FA Surrey was £1200 from directline but they dont cater for mods. Some were around £4400.
09 January 2001, 01:35 PM
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Try Keith Michael there is a thread at the moment in insurance imports ask for John Roberts they were the cheapest for me and they do modifications, it will only cost me an extra £78 for a Prodrive ECU.
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09 January 2001, 01:39 PM
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I'm 27, Surrey, Full NCB, Clean License, work mileage as well, garage, tracker (they insist on a tracking device), cat1, barrier deadlock. They cover my mods "like-for-like", wheels, spoiler, full exhaust, air inductor, driving lamps. £825 !!! Additional mods covered at 10% of the cost of the modification.
Greenlight - 01277-263030
Greenlight - 01277-263030
09 January 2001, 03:59 PM
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take a look at the insurance page on my site, has a few contact details. If these guys can insure my WRX Wagon which is modded, then they should be able to cover you.
the URL is:
the URL is:
09 January 2001, 07:13 PM
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I`ll go with Andy....GreenLight are the guys.
Full SS de-cat, air induction kit, no extra cost to premium at all
...had to have a Traker fitted though, which actually saves me £200 a year insurance anyway!
[This message has been edited by Dick White (edited 09 January 2001).]
Full SS de-cat, air induction kit, no extra cost to premium at all
...had to have a Traker fitted though, which actually saves me £200 a year insurance anyway![This message has been edited by Dick White (edited 09 January 2001).]
09 January 2001, 09:24 PM
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Hi can anyone tell me what Axa direct are like about mods (thinking about an induction kit, back box). If they usually raise the premiuim i wont waste my time phoning. Im not giving them any more ££££!
Cheers Frazer
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