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Lotus 7 / Westfield type cars

  • 20-07-2013 04:06PM
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    zetecescort
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    Not sure is it the fine weather but I'm getting a liking for these and was wondering what's the story with tax and insuring them. I presume the specialist insurance companies ( Carole Nash etc.) would know what they are?


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    galwaytt
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    zetecescort wrote: »
    Not sure is it the fine weather but I'm getting a liking for these and was wondering what's the story with tax and insuring them. I presume the specialist insurance companies ( Carole Nash etc.) would know what they are?

    Normal tax based on engine size. Might get classic insurance if it's over 20 years. Insurance otherwise as a kit car via kit car club.

    MX5 cheaper and more practical.

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