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Help With Insurance

electro-shocks · 2008-05-28 13:08:27

Anyone know were i can get insured on a 98 ek9 type r or even an 02 type r, i tried a few place like quinn and axa but they were having none of it as im only 19. A bit of help would be much appreciated.

28-05-2008 1:08pm

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electro-shocks

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Anyone know were i can get insured on a 98 ek9 type r or even an 02 type r, i tried a few place like quinn and axa but they were having none of it as im only 19.
A bit of help would be much appreciated.

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#2 28-05-2008 1:34pm

biko

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I'll say Hibernian, provided you pass their Ignition course.
Learner or Full licence?

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#3 28-05-2008 1:37pm

electro-shocks

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Full licence for 2 years or so, thanks ill give them a call and see what the story is sure.

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#4 28-05-2008 1:38pm

lorweld

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Or you could try Britton Insurance http://www.brittoninsurance.com/ they tend to insure young drivers. Hth

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#5 28-05-2008 1:49pm

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Would be interested to hear the outcome of this one. I had serious problems getting insurance on a '03 EP3 Type R at age 25 (just two years ago) with 3 years NCB and 3 years full driving license. Only company that would take me was my existing insurers Hibernian with TPF&T. Even at that, they maintained that they do not insure 'that type of car' and the quote was only given on the grounds that I was a returning customer.

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