NCT for a classic????

corelon

Just a quick questions guys, I am trying to get a quote for my Mustang 67 and my insurance company has asked for it to go for an NCT, is this the norm when going for classic insurance. I was under the impression that classics were exempt. Thanks for any help regarding this.
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corelon wrote:

Just a quick questions guys, I am trying to get a quote for my Mustang 67 and my insurance company has asked for it to go for an NCT, is this the norm when going for classic insurance. I was under the impression that classics were exempt. Thanks for any help regarding this.
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Cars older than 30 years are exempt from the NCT. Who is your insurance company? Will the car be your primary car?

camarobill

u dont need a nct for a car older than 30 years,ring carol nash for a price

Dades

They may looking for an engineers report, which 9 times out of ten is the NCT. Get them to clarify what it is they require.

Also, give First Ireland (01 882 0800) a shout before you make your mind up.

Alfasudcrazy

I was never asked for an NCT - only an engineers report - and even then they only asked for this every few years (not every year) I am with Gogans insurance brokers in Dublin.

I would love to see a pic of your Mustang - is it a coupe or convertable? (probably in another one of your posts)
*shuffles off to search through all your posts* :rolleyes:

Alfasudcrazy

Ah - this is your first post - welcome to the board - Mmmm - I bet its a red convertable :rolleyes:

gs39t

Corelon,

I'm parting out a '67 Mustang coupe - if you need any spares PM me.

corelon

Heh guys thanks a mill, for all the posts, much appreciated. Heres the Mustang. Obviously red???

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corelon wrote:

Heres the Mustang.

nice car - has it been restored? Are those the original wheels? If not, they really suit it.

sentenel

Hey gary , Twins

Welcome to the wonderful world of mustang ownership Corelon are you looking to use it as a daily driver 'cause I've never been asked for a NCT on my mustang's.

cheers
joe

gs39t

sentenel wrote:

Hey gary , Twins

I guess the "67" is a typo in Corelon's first post; that car is a 64-66 (i can't tell)

corelon

Only bought it on Sunday.. So not really sure what I will use it for yet. its a straight 6 with a 3.3litre.....Was thinking of posibly changing it to gas. Not sure if this de value it... Its in abosulte perfect condition, exterior and interior.. Never really sen anything like it.. it was a real find.. I'll upload some other pics...

KTRIC

corelon wrote:

Only bought it on Sunday.. So not really sure what I will use it for yet. its a straight 6 with a 3.3litre.....Was thinking of posibly changing it to gas. Not sure if this de value it... Its in abosulte perfect condition, exterior and interior.. Never really sen anything like it.. it was a real find.. I'll upload some other pics...

Can we ask how much you paid for it ??

Alfasudcrazy

So tell us more - did you source it in the USA or UK. I have been thinking about something like that myself. Is the quality of them good and is it reliable.
If from USA how much did it cost to ship over and how did you come accross it. A nosey lot here you know :rolleyes:

corelon

No offence guys, but it took me a long time to find this, a mad weekend in 3 different countries looking for one. But if you guess I won't lie.... It would be very interesting to see what price you think it should ahve gone for.

gs39t

Alfasudcrazy,

I'll sell you this fine example of a '67 mustang for....oh....lets say, 7k, if your interested

JohnBoy

corelon wrote:

No offence guys, but it took me a long time to find this, a mad weekend in 3 different countries looking for one. But if you guess I won't lie.... It would be very interesting to see what price you think it should ahve gone for.

This (warning 200k image) would cost you in or around €15,000

and is pretty similar bar the colour.

and it's pristine, I would actually eat my dinner off the underside, if you could turn it over for me.

However, thats importing from the states, buying in a top dollar garage.

depends on where you bought it

Alfasudcrazy

gs39t wrote:

Alfasudcrazy,

I'll sell you this fine example of a '67 mustang for....oh....lets say, 7k, if your interested

Id love to see the old mans face if I arrived home with that I am already in the wars over getting that Daimler :rolleyes:

Hey how do you get the link to fit into your text - lokks cool - one of those things I always wanted to know but was afraid to ask

gs39t

Alfasudcrazy wrote:

Id love to see the old mans face if I arrived home with that I am already in the wars over getting that Daimler :rolleyes:

Hey how do you get the link to fit into your text - lokks cool - one of those things I always wanted to know but was afraid to ask

Just click the hyperlink thing (10th button in at the top when replying) and type the text, then in the next box type the link.

I'm chopping that car into a few dozen pieces soon. It has no floors, and all the rails are rusted. Unless someone want to offer me something stupid and have a go at restoring it! <insert relevant smiley; firefox doesnt like boards.ie anymore for me!)

rooferPete

Hi,

Maybe they want the NCT or Engineers report for valuation purposes, imagine if a certain gent insured a certain mustang for the average value ?

Not saying he would but then insurance companies are born with the belief all policy holders are out to rob them.

Valuation is my vote and that red Mustang is a beauty , dang now I need another new keyboard, forgot me bib and drooled all over it

MercMad

Yeah love the red Mustang.....peachy !

I've had my 1964 merc for 4 years nearly and no insurance company has asked for NCT/Eng. report or anything at all !

Try AXA for a quote with their concours policy. I got a very good quote yesterday !

alastair

I'm just back from a couple of weeks in San Diego.
The number of rust free pre '67 mustangs (mostly coupes, but a fair number of convertibles too, fastbacks are much less common) in daily use was pretty surprising. Some lovely GTO's, early Cameros, Cougars, Chevelles, etc too. And these aren't pristine weekend toys either (saw some mint and costly looking '55, '57 chevys that looked like they just came off the production line). Check out the craigslist.com classifieds for SF, LA, San Diego and see the classic americana bargains available.

Alfasudcrazy

Standby.........

http://www.craigslist.com/car/

Ah - yes this link is more like it

http://www.craigslist.org/cgi-bin/search?areaID=1&subAreaID=0&query=mustang&cat=car&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max

Alfasudcrazy

This is the Mustang for me

http://www.craigslist.org/eby/car/65977232.html

gs39t

Alfasudcrazy wrote:

This is the Mustang for me

http://www.craigslist.org/eby/car/65977232.html

Lose the slot mags and change the wheels to these or these

camarobill

Alfasudcrazy wrote:

This is the Mustang for me

http://www.craigslist.org/eby/car/65977232.html

why are there two drip mats in the picture,under engine,and under back axle looks to good to b true,and more than likely is,original means not restored hence the price is open to offers,waiting for abuse

alastair

Oh, I don't know. There are more than a few for sale at that sort of money:

http://www.craigslist.com/eby/car/66230522.html
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/car/66359653.html
http://www.craigslist.com/eby/car/65438272.html
http://www.craigslist.com/sfc/car/65281050.html
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/car/65708153.html
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/car/65617327.html

This is interesting though:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/car/62575039.html

Dades

alastair wrote:

This is interesting though:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/car/62575039.html

That is really cool.
Shipping might cost a few quid though!