insurance - Page 4

lacroupade · 23-03-2011, 00:08

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Originally Posted by daved

apparently came in 2002

I think that qualifies as 'long' LMAO.

Anyway, whats with 'er indoors and tents then???

macabethiel · 23-03-2011, 16:59

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Originally Posted by eezelife

Hi guys. I just got my first Mistral and was shocked by the insurance. I am 48 with 19 years no claims bonus. My old cover for a saab 900 2.0 was £195 fully comp. My new cover for the Mistral is £640 !!! It seems if I had a Terrano II it would be £303 for the same year (94) work it out???

Its probably because like my R3mR its an import. I was with Adrian Flux last year they wanted well over £600 for renewal.
I moved to NFU local office £434 only 2 years NCB in wifes name she is 55.
I did a lot of shopping around to get that price. Good news was the excess on a claim and glass cover was lower than Adrian Flux.
This year most insurance has risen substantially on vehicles a lot of it is due to the Ambulance chasers raising premiums everything costs somebody something.

Deleted account DD · 23-03-2011, 18:50

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Originally Posted by lacroupade

Anyway, whats with 'er indoors and tents then???

Hates em

we do some wuite long hard walks and when I suggested one of them could be broken up by an overnighter out on the hills....................

lacroupade · 24-03-2011, 10:54

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Originally Posted by daved

Hates em

we do some wuite long hard walks and when I suggested one of them could be broken up by an overnighter out on the hills....................

what a baby! you need one of them pop-up jobbies.....tent that is, not trouser snake.

hey maybe thats the sales angle.....lurrrrv in the great outdoors!

Deleted account DD · 24-03-2011, 19:45

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Originally Posted by lacroupade

what a baby! you need one of them pop-up jobbies.....tent that is, not trouser snake.

hey maybe thats the sales angle.....lurrrrv in the great outdoors!

no I think the problem was I wanted her to carry the table chairs kitchen cooker and sink , I did offer to buy her a bigger rucksack

lacroupade · 24-03-2011, 21:15

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Originally Posted by daved

no I think the problem was I wanted her to carry the table chairs kitchen cooker and sink , I did offer to buy her a bigger rucksack

some women just refuse to accept their place in the scheme of things