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Security devices don't generally provide discounts. The value of your car is pretty immaterial to most insurance policies and the standard fit immob will be recognised as sufficient for the vehicle by the insurer. Some high value vehicles and older vehicles (pre thatcham) will require new...

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you tell 'em sister :)

I meant in total it's supposed to block out no more than 30% in total, not from the standard spec. Then again that might just be rubbish, not sure where I've picked that up from.

Oh I'm sorry, I appear to of wandered into Yahoo chat..

30% iirc..

Full stripes look better imo..

Just ring Direct Line and suspend the policy. Still get your NCD at the end and you wont be insuring the same car twice. The only problem is that your new insurer wont be able to use your NCD until the current policy has run out. If you send them a document showing X yrs ncd as of the 6th March...

Ring up and ask. Doesnt take 2 minutes and you'll get a much better answer than the likely guesstimates on here..

Got the Garmin nuvi 250 as well, deffo recommend it.

Wouldn't let any of these places touch my car, and its hardly concours.. Sorry to hear about your car tho mate!

0870 850 4444 - takes 2 mins, dont need any documents except your V5

Kenny, whether you pay annually or monthly you should still only pay for the month you use plus the cancellation fee, only difference is that you will likely pay a credit charge for doing it monthly..

Size/Number of the cylinders doesn't relate to the cost of parts/labour charges etc tho? Agreed Renault are well expensive but his car is after all just a Nissan ;)

Agreed, was pretty frustrating finding out they don't do one! Most of the stuff I've needed I've got off the CS guides tho :)

Hehe.. Argos do exhausts too :P

So if we flood enough websites with enough ads.. ;)

Missus put her hoofs on mine on Monday like the guy in the Yaris ad.. grr.. if only she had a model aeroplane i could crash..

Roof spoiler looks like the one off the "sporty" c1/aygo/107..

Wheels are foul..

Always wondered about that. Can we not just make up a load of bogus ads for CS cars, put em on free ad sites and then when anyone gets a write off, use them for this basis to push up club member pay outs? Not that i'm trying to facilitate insurance fraud or anything...

I do, if you need a 3rd opinion ;)

Not for most of the "modded" cars round where I live.. :rolleyes:

Beautiful car, would love an NSX.. Hope it turned up unscathed.

Changed my pads at the weekend and me and my dad spent ages lookin for the brake fluid reservoir. That'll teach me to check CS guides next time ;) Got my b*****d arm stuck while checkin the oil too, watch got stuck!

I'm 100% legal.. well, til my MOT runs out..

Damn, mine is due next month too, forgot about that. Will the bills never end? :P

Heh, your original question, as I said, it wont be insured as a 172, it will be insured as what it is, ie a valver with an engine change..

Indeed. Odds are if the valver is sat in a garage with the wrong engine in it and you are using your doc to drive your parents vehicle then they will never realise, but to do it legit, it should be declared.

Yeah, got you wrong, but the policy needs to be set up legit, ie with any mods declared for any part of the policy, including the doc, to be valid. Double check with your insurer, I just know that for the company I work for, your policy will be majorly invalid the moment there is an undisclosed...