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2nd car for track days

bop1977 · 2007-02-19 21:03:16

Hi all i am thinking about getting a cheap car (aprox E2000) to use for track days and i have a few questions. first off is insurance where would i go to get the best limited milage policy? second any suggestions for a fun track day car?

19-02-2007 9:03pm

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bop1977

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Hi all

i am thinking about getting a cheap car (aprox E2000) to use for track days and i have a few questions.

first off is insurance where would i go to get the best limited milage policy?

second any suggestions for a fun track day car?

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#2 19-02-2007 9:34pm

Seth Brundle

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Limited mileage policys are non-existent AFAIK unless its a classic. It would also need to be taxed and NCT'd to drive.
Something RWD would be best on track! An old E30 325i would be a good starting point!

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#3 19-02-2007 10:14pm

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If it's purly for track you wouldn't need nct or tax as you won't be able to insure it anyway! As long as you get a trailer and bring it to trakc on the trailer then there should be no problem.

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#4 19-02-2007 10:58pm

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Insurance on track is prohibitive.

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#5 10-05-2007 2:28pm

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#6 10-05-2007 2:40pm

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dales1 wrote:

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Wrong thread?

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#7 10-05-2007 3:16pm

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bazz26 wrote:

Wrong thread?

nah - just a spammer.

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#8 10-05-2007 4:09pm

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a banned spammer!

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