6/468 17poo
Is anyone on direct line with modifications? Got told that the compulsory excess will be £500 just with lowering and exhaust..
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Direct line insurance with mods
- Thread starter beatjunkie
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Personally I would go with a specialist insurer if you are planning to do modifications.
I am with Greenlight and they have been great.
Neil@greenlight should be able to sort you out
I am with Greenlight and they have been great.
Neil@greenlight should be able to sort you out
brisa4984
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direct line are useless for mods
Ford Mustang 5.0
if your going to modify your car my advice is to use a specialist . even if direct line cover you with mods they wont replace the uprated parts like for like in the event of an accident
Ford Mustang 5.0
like dave said there is a great chance we can save you money . thanks dave
Golf 7.5R & Clio 200
Neil, I have a question for you (Sorry for the thread hyjack!).
My insurance is up in June, and as I'm 21 in April, I'm planning on getting soem quotes from specialists for my 200, as it's slightly modified. If I were to sell the 200 later on in the year (October time) would you be as competitive on a standard car? Or would you say may as well stick with Admiral and the likes?
Ford Mustang 5.0
it depends on what sort of standard car really mate . if its still some kind of hot hatch you will be fine. might be worth while either pming me or calling the office for a chat mate
Golf 7.5R & Clio 200
cheers
They won't insure a modified car until you are at least 25 and even then its only specific modifications that would be covered.
Direct Line offer a pre-packaged product so its not really designed for modified cars or specialist cases as they don't have the underwriting capability to insure outside the box. Its a product designed for the masses which allows them to provide quality cover and competitive prices.
Direct Line offer a pre-packaged product so its not really designed for modified cars or specialist cases as they don't have the underwriting capability to insure outside the box. Its a product designed for the masses which allows them to provide quality cover and competitive prices.
6/468 17poo
Im 29 and the 172 is only lowered and aftermarket exhaust (due to the high prices Renault want for exhausts/springs) Ive stayed with Admiral for now...£350
You need to have been driving for 2 years for you to cover someone IIRC? My insurance is up soon so need to start looking around.
Guessing you have convictions/claims to be paying that premium mate?
6/468 17poo
No convictions or claims whys that?
