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That'll be why then. http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/insurance-quote.html

Thanks for the feedback Dan :clap: http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html

Feel free to get in touch, we may be able to look at a policy using 'mirrored' NCB. http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html

Try an insure the box type product..

I'd say yes and I may be doing the same thing. Ollie

Insurance prices have risen by around 40%, most people are in the same boat.

The only way to find out is to shop around so you can compare the rates.

After a 2 year gap from driving, the risk you present to the insurers is much higher than someone without the driving gap, hence why after 2 years you lose the NCB. Makes sense to me. Ollie

Probably the most hated industry in the UK.

When it comes to insurance you don't really find many loopholes and if you do, they generally lead to your insurance being invalid when you claim.

What's wrong with using your own insurers?

When I started working here :clap: Ollie

They carry horrendous claims/loss ratios, especially for under 25's.

Hi, our cancellation rates are in line with our competitors and are verbally disclosed to you and sent in writing to you upon policy inception, if we have cancelled outside of the terms and conditions you were made aware of, please let me know by PM and I will investigate. Thanks

Feel free to give us a try.. PM me your contact details for a call back if you wish. Thanks

That's the issue there then. Old underwriter ok for mods, new underwriter not.

It has nothing to do with age, it comes down to this really: If you cannot afford to insure the car correctly, you shouldn't be on the road. And for what it is worth, my company insure highly modified/import/performance/engine swapped cars from age 19.

Most people we insure actually have a clue ;)

I'm off to a big Jap car show in a moment so I'll have to bow out of this conversation but just a few things: A decent insurer will cover modifications on a like for like basis Insurers can and will do some very careful investigations in the event of a claim, more so if the susupect foul play...

Ask said assessors what sort of investigations they do if there is a high value claim with PI costs involved.. You may think you know what you are talking about Jonny but you clearly do not.. and how would you feel if someone took your post as gospel, didn't disclose, had a claim, ran someone...

Predict replies of: "But you can always remove the ramap before the insurers assess the car"... when you are in the back on an ambulance that'll probably be the last thing on your mind.

Ask yourself this: Do you want your insurance to be worth the paper is it written on? Yes - Declare all changes No - Good luck in life

Hi Laura, criteria changes on a regular basis, I struggle to keep up with it myself sometimes. I've PM'd you for some extra information. Thanks Ollie

If you have a claim at the Bournemouth address, you could be looking at void insurance.

Hi Laura, we have extra criteria to be met of the 'SK' postcodes but we insure many, many customers in this postcode area. Criteria: Off road parking Cat 1 Alarm Comp cover 25's and over TPFT cover - 23 and over Minimum 2 years NCB Free from (fault) claims in past 12 months. If you meet...

Feel free to give us a try, we can look at a limited mileage policy. Tel: 0208 3645500 or feel free to PM your contact details. Thanks

It is something you should declare yes, a decent specialist insurer would not charge for adding this.

Give us a try if you haven't already, we insure ST's in high volumes through our affiliation with www.focusstoc.com

Sounds like a non fault claim, in which case you would claim from the third party's insurer.

Might be an idea to ehck if your insurer will cover banded steels as well ;)