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Insuring a Sh*tbox

Conor_M1990 · 2010-10-10 01:45:00

Right heres the deal I havent had a car insured in my own name for over a year what Im thinking of doing is buying a 1.0 ****box and insuring it cheaply just to keep my ncb I wouldnt be driving the car namely cos I wouldnt bother putting tax or nct on it. Is it possible to insure a car with no tax or nct.The ONLY reason Im…

10-10-2010 1:45am

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Conor_M1990

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Right heres the deal I havent had a car insured in my own name for over a year what Im thinking of doing is buying a 1.0 ****box and insuring it cheaply just to keep my ncb I wouldnt be driving the car namely cos I wouldnt bother putting tax or nct on it. Is it possible to insure a car with no tax or nct.The ONLY reason Im doing this is to keep my NCB if I dont insure a car by next July I lose them.

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#2 10-10-2010 1:46am

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Tax and NCT have no bearing on your ability to get insurance. They are only needed if driving the car on public roads.

Would it work if you insured a bike. Might be cheaper.

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#3 10-10-2010 1:49am

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Quazzie wrote: »

Would it work if you insured a bike. Might be cheaper.

Generally a NCB from a bike doesn't carry over to a car, although my friend had an accident on a bike and it went against him, insurance companies get away with murder in this country

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