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nutsaboutnovas
31-01-05, 11:02 PM
called them the other day.. im 21, 2 years no claims.. no convictions or anything..

Nova GSi with a 230 BHP valver tpf+t agreed value of ?3800

?970 for the year.. unlimited mileage, breakdown cover and accident cover.. what are you lot paying on similar power novas??

motobruce
02-02-05, 01:57 AM
That sounds reasonable, being 17 sucks for insurance i cant get any thing under a grand for my 1.0 (with out mods declared) :(

Jos
14-02-05, 03:35 PM
just keep calling moto, you'll find better ones, then play them off against each other. Some people quoted me 2k for a 1.0l :? managed to get it under ?700 eventually

motobruce
14-02-05, 09:22 PM
Cool , nice one.

http://img202.exs.cx/img202/3673/jeesh4ew.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)

Jack
14-02-05, 09:30 PM
Try Tesco (http://www.tesco.com) and CIS (http://www.cis.co.uk), both are good for young drivers.

Elephant (http://www.elephant.co.uk) and Admiral (http://www.admiral.com) are usually very cheap (?700 FC BC1 on my 'Four :wink: ), but not too sure what they're like for the young 'uns.

Browzo_SRI
15-02-05, 11:11 PM
I'm comin up 4 17 this summer and managed 2 get a quote on a K reg nova sri with a 1.6 nova gsi engine in it at a value of ?2000 for a smidge over ?1600 fully comp from Admiral is tht reasonable, good , bad? let me know!!

Nick
17-02-05, 09:59 PM
i doubt you did mate.

I can onyl just get insurance for ?1600 on a gsi conversion in my 1.2 at the age of 19 with 2 years driving.

most insurance companies aren't dealing with engine conversions at all, especially not at 17.

plus, Admiral don't qoute you untill your a month away from the start date, because they cannot keep qoutes for longer, due to a highly fluctuating market.

Jack
18-02-05, 03:06 PM
Could have been in parent's name... Afaik Admiral aren't particularly mod-friendly though.

Nick
19-02-05, 11:37 PM
well they wouldn't insure me

General Baxter
19-02-05, 11:42 PM
i doubt you did mate.
most insurance companies aren't dealing with engine conversions at all, especially not at 17.


erm. hello 18 years old 2L 16v :wink:

Philsutton
20-02-05, 04:19 PM
I can onyl just get insurance for ?1600 on a gsi conversion in my 1.2 at the age of 19 with 2 years driving.
i think youve had your pants pulled down there, or do you live in a real rough area?

Nick
21-02-05, 12:53 AM
i doubt you did mate.
most insurance companies aren't dealing with engine conversions at all, especially not at 17.


erm. hello 18 years old 2L 16v :wink:

you were with liv vic, and they are 1 - dodgy and 2 - have cancelled modified policies now, they wont accept cars with any kind of performance mod.

phill, i've literally tried everywhere, not even HIC,Flux,Prestige will touch me for a reasonable price, they have said that in a years time they will beable to half the ?1600 policy tho...

i do not live in a rough area, infact a very nice area, they havn't even gotten round to asking my post code, they just give me a rough price before they even start the qoute, thinking i wont even bother accepting it

Will
21-02-05, 12:44 PM
i guess there will be some beneifts for me this yr at 22 with full ncb

:lol: :lol:

Stuart
21-02-05, 01:13 PM
did you tell them it was 230bhp? cos thats one hell of an engine to get a valver up to that unless its nos/turboed lol