Elder son is taking his 90 off the road for a year or so while he uses
something cheaper to run. We're having trouble getting fire & theft
cover for it. It will be kept on a drive, behind locked gates. Anyone
got any suggestions as to which companies might give this sort of
cover?
Thanks,
Gordon
Tom Woods - 28 Nov 2006 18:27 GMT
>Elder son is taking his 90 off the road for a year or so while he uses
>something cheaper to run. We're having trouble getting fire & theft
>cover for it. It will be kept on a drive, behind locked gates. Anyone
>got any suggestions as to which companies might give this sort of
>cover?
try the specialist insurers (like the ones that advertise in the landy
mags) and the classic car ones.
from a quick google:
adrian flux say on their website they offer laid up cover
even the RAC classic insuraqnce says they do laid-up cover.
i was offered some by heritage when i last rang them.
Oily - 28 Nov 2006 20:07 GMT
> >Elder son is taking his 90 off the road for a year or so while he uses
> >something cheaper to run. We're having trouble getting fire & theft
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>
> i was offered some by heritage when i last rang them.
Carole Nash will do it I reckon.
Martin
cnews - 29 Nov 2006 12:07 GMT
I have 2 SORNed Land Rovers insured with the NFU (mind you, they are on the
same policy as a landy and volvo that are not sorned so not sure if they
will do SORN only)
Cheers
C
gordon - 30 Nov 2006 08:58 GMT
It wasn't me, honest. Whatever computer I was using at the time was
responsible for the multiple posts.
I've now discovered I can get laid-up cover thru my classic insurers
for ca. ?60 or add it to my classic policy for road cover for ?53.
Bit suprised about that, although it is a 1984 90, the last time I
tried to get it on a classic policy I was told it wasn't possible.
Thanks, alll,
Gordon