Classic insurance options

tbaymusicman

Hey guys and girls:D

Thinking of starting a project soon on a mark II scirocco it'l be 85-87 so just wondering who would be the best place for insurance?I am 26 with a full license about 7 years!full no claims the lot and iv another car that will be insured at the same time

unkel

There's a lot of information about classic insurance in the charter. May I suggest you have a look there first?

Ford4000

Join the Irish Vintage society, then u can get insurance from FBD for around 133euro and 100 for the next car third party only that s all i can remember of hand

mustang68

Ford4000 wrote: »

Join the Irish Vintage society, then u can get insurance from FBD for around 133euro and 100 for the next car third party only that s all i can remember of hand

I seem to remember that that is the very minimum 3rd party.

Ford4000

mustang68 wrote: »

I seem to remember that that is the very minimum 3rd party.

Well i did say third party, and third party cover is what it is no matter what way you look at it. If it was third pary fire and theft thats a totally different type of cover as it is with all policies,
I never realised that there is a minimum and maximum level of basic third party cover maybe you could explain as im curious, Thanks

mustang68

Ford4000 wrote: »

Well i did say third party, and third party cover is what it is no matter what way you look at it. If it was third pary fire and theft thats a totally different type of cover as it is with all policies,
I never realised that there is a minimum and maximum level of basic third party cover maybe you could explain as im curious, Thanks

Just meant it was the minimum type of insurance you could get, not that there are different levels of third party. I stayed away from jsut 3rd party as I have an old car with old wiring (for fire) and if I wrapped it around a tree, or it got stolen and crashed I'd be down a bit of money

ikillcopiers

You can try Carole Nash, they're probably one of the larger classic insurers in Ireland.
I have tried them myself several times but every time I ring them they have another problem with me or the car I'm trying to insure.

I'm with First Ireland myself, both my normal and classic car, and I can't recomend them highly enough.
Granted, I haven't had any accidents so I can't talk for that side of things,
but the cover and price is excellent, and they seem to be the only insurance
crowd I have rang who actually give a damn!

tbaymusicman

thanks guys well im with quinn direct and iv never had any problem with them but one of my friends thinks there a bit dear for a 2nd car .

sorry moderator but i find asking generally more helpful

Cipher

tbaymusicman wrote: »

Hey guys and girls:D

Thinking of starting a project soon on a mark II scirocco it'l be 85-87 so just wondering who would be the best place for insurance?I am 26 with a full license about 7 years!full no claims the lot and iv another car that will be insured at the same time

Hi music man, if you are still interested in receiving a quote then if you want to pm me your details and i'll see what i can do.

Dades

I moved from AXA (who were excellent) to Aviva (who were cheaper) this year.
They seem to be new to the classic car market and were very efficient.

If you have health/home insurance with them you get 10% off for each.

Anan1

Dades wrote: »

I moved from AXA (who were excellent) to Aviva (who were cheaper) this year.
They seem to be new to the classic car market and were very efficient.

If you have health/home insurance with them you get 10% off for each.

I did exactly that last year, and am moving back to AXA now as they're cheaper for me this time around.:)

tbaymusicman

Cipher wrote: »

Hi music man, if you are still interested in receiving a quote then if you want to pm me your details and i'll see what i can do.

Hey i mailed you earlier