RS2000 INSURANCE

[Mark M]

anddon,
a mate of mine is a trader,has traders ins.
he r ecently lost a few cars in the floods we had up here,and the ins
only pay out trade value on the cars,which is usually low.
dont know how this would work on a classic even if you had a
club valuation?

[anddon]

cheers, for the info guys, i am thinking its probably best to get the Rs's insured separately, for peace of mind.
cheers

[Slik]

I got a few quotes last year for trade insurance which I didn't act upon.

In some of them there was the option of agreeing values for some cars.

I think there is the option of tailoring policies to your needs. I may eventually set up some form of trade but would have to get the reassurance of an agreed value.

[lathamescortmk2]

whats the lowest age on the aon policy? and what cars does it include (i.e rs2000, mex?)

[Banishit]

Aon is a classic policy so you need another car on full normal everyday insurance

[PHIL TEEAR]

insurance for RS's

you need to have another car and be over the age of 25 yrs with AON

CheeRS Phil

[lathamescortmk2]

:cherry:

looks like ill be sticking with footman then, which aint too bad, plus when im 19 there are a few more avenues i can expore with the whole classic insurance business

[Slik]

Ther eare a few who would do classic policies on limited mileage for 19 year olds, some more come in at 21 but most are indeed 25.

Though I am not happy about it I will qualify for the higher age bracket. And it is a second car.

[Dingy]

Mine is on classic.

500bhp

GRP 4 TARMAC escort

I do not have to have another car...

????

Not sure if i have the best insurance ever but

[anddon]

can't understand it just phoned Aon, without even going into the details (age etc.) he said they would not be able to get close to the £144 quoted by Dominion, he reckon it was coming out at £222. i asked if it got be got lower he said no.
I weren't impressed at that boys, i was expecting a deal !!

[anddon]

and they couldn't insure my Rs16i either

[lee bishop]

i just called AON, as my policy with adrian flux is due for renewal on 21/feb, and they quoted me £133, for a car valued at £5K, unlimited mileage, £100 excess and they made no charge to have my missus added to the policy, so i went back to adrian flux, told them of the quote i had recieved, and they brought theirs down from £218 to £132!! but the limited mileage still stood, and their excess' are a little higher.... is the quality of service compromised by AON, because they are so cheap, or are they still top people to deal with?? cos i think im gonna take my new policy out with them??
it just goes to show its worth shopping around, and playing a few company's off each other....money grabbing gits!

[anddon]

Gave Aon another ring and it seems that the guy put me off track first time. The policy has actually cost me £119 now, with limited mileage (3000), agreed value and so on...Bargain i reckon

Quoted me £166 for 5000 miles and fair play to Dominion they were £194 for 4500miles with b/down cover.

i am happy, anyway