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| 23-01-2012, 20:31 | #2 |
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VIN plate should be on the bulkhead, they don't care if the engine is the one that left the factory.
Presume it's another "1.3 on da log book laad" jobbie. they're all 1.3 on the log book. Insurance company are the only ones who care whether it's turbo. |
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| 23-01-2012, 20:41 | #5 |
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Who are you insured with and what's your policy number? If only the NCT checked things like this, insurance would be cheaper for us all.
EDIT: actually is there a reason they don't? Last edited by draffodx; 23-01-2012 at 20:47. |
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| 23-01-2012, 20:53 | #6 |
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NCT shouldn't be a problem.
If you're insuring it as a 1.3 XLi or whatever, you may as well just cancel your insurance and print up a fake disc. Insurance companies have been dealing with this since the late 90s, they know the craic. |
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| 23-01-2012, 21:29 | #12 | |
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| 23-01-2012, 21:50 | #14 |
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it will specify a 3 door starlet 1.3, which it essentially is. i presume its down to him whether he wants to declare the fact that its a turbo or not.
we wont go down the road of not declaring things to your insurance, its done to death and we both know whats right from wrong. |
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