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Insuring old car

dominictoretto · 2014-02-13 13:15:08

Jut wondering if it's possible for me to be insured on a mk2 ford fiesta 957cc I'm 18,full lisence Anybody know if it is possible ? Thanks ðŸ˜˜

13-02-2014 1:15pm

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dominictoretto

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Jut wondering if it's possible for me to be insured on a mk2 ford fiesta 957cc
I'm 18,full lisence
Anybody know if it is possible ?
Thanks ðŸ˜˜

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#2 13-02-2014 1:20pm

wonski

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dominictoretto wrote: »

Jut wondering if it's possible for me to be insured on a mk2 ford fiesta 957cc
I'm 18,full lisence
Anybody know if it is possible ?
Thanks ðŸ˜˜

Did you try ringing or checking online quotes? 18 years old are known to have problems with getting a policy in their name, not to mention the cost.
Some insurers don't like old cars, too.
Try online first to see if any policy comes up - if not it could be either the car or the driver they don't like.
It is possible, anyway.

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#3 13-02-2014 2:46pm

slimjimmc

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Online sites are often too restrictive. Better to go into an insurance broker. They'll look up a number of policies and offer you the best option based on your circumstances. Don't expect it to be cheap though if you've little in the way of driving history.

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