Noooo!

[RobFenn]

*thumps head on desk*

I have just phoned Directline and the fella on the phone said i have to be 21 to make any modifications Thing is im sure other people on here have gone against this and have been insured with them happily enough?

Looks like im going to either have to be a naughty boy and not declare mods or switch to L&V, pay an extra grands premium but do whatever i want to the car. Decisions..

-Rob

 

[Dansta]

hmmmmmm! what mods???

 

[boyracer666]

y an extra grand rob? cant b worth it then-lose out on lots of money

 

[RobFenn]

lol..

Ok well when i have a crash Ill just say it was your fault. Problem solved!

-Rob

 

[RobFenn]

I know Jay but at the end of the day its pay an extra grand or drive a standard car until im 20, what would you choose mr drivesamoddedcar?

-Rob

 

[Hippychick]

JUST how YOUNG are you rob ????

 

[RobFenn]

12...and a half

 

[Hippychick]

Ah well then its a long wait till your 20 for those cool mods

Just what is it you want to do ?

 

[boyracer666]

id jus go on my dads policy and save money-oh wait i am

 

[RobFenn]

Yeah might have to do the same Jay.

My modifications are a secret..shushh

-Rob

 

[boyracer666]

nudge nudge wink wink

 

[Kelly]

I was with Direct Line and had a modded car when i was 19/20. Maybe they dont like the sound of you lol

 

[R3OBC]

its the name Rob, Rob, mods get frowned upon!

 

[RobFenn]

Ill phone again until i speak to a nice sounding lady!

-Rob

 

[boyracer666]

give her a few compliments and ur laughing

 

[GR7]

Rob

Try the CIS https://tr3.cis.co.uk/motor/index.html">https://tr3.cis.co.uk/motor/index.html as they are pretty good with young lads. A son of a neighbour had a modded/lowered/induction kit/tints/alloys 205 Rallye at 18 and the CIS insurance rep reckoned that when guys mod their cars, get nice alloys etc that they are more likely to take care of their car than if it was an ordinary runaround. Try them Rob!

I know this CIS rep and he also has said that if you are a young guy who finds it expensive insuring a car, get a parent to insure it in their own name for a few weeks then ADD THE YOUNG PERSON TO IT AFTER THAT FEW WEEKS AS A NAMED DRIVER. This works out cheaper, and the insurance company dont then assume that the young person will actually be the main driver, as is what they would assume if the two names were insured at the outset!

 

[RobFenn]

depends if you consider £3,800 good. Thanks anyway Sylvia