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16-03-10, 03:13 PM
Connor

Ollie Pm'd you :)
16-03-10, 03:35 PM
skyinsurance

Quote:

Originally Posted by ConnorLake

Ollie Pm'd you :)

I cant seem to reply Connor but I cannot quote by PM, please call us on 02083645500 or email me your contact details to ollief@skyinsuramce.co.uk
16-03-10, 04:53 PM
AlexW

Quote:

Originally Posted by skyinsurance

I cant seem to reply Connor

Thats due to him being banned. Sure he will be back in a couple of days lol
16-03-10, 05:05 PM
skyinsurance

Poor little fella!
16-03-10, 06:55 PM
johnny_turbo

thanks for the quick call back ollie top marks. gave me a nice qoute of £900 for the nova with all mods declared not sure if that was with the png discount tho. unsure on weather to take it out with the nova not bein finished yet.
17-03-10, 09:03 PM
matt_vaughan

Ha, I live in Bradford and Preston (Go to uni in Preston) Looks like im a bit ferked as far as sky are concearned.
22-03-10, 07:05 PM
General Baxter

looks like your going to get some money of me, the end of the week lol
27-03-10, 08:30 AM
General Baxter

ollie, you have a pm lol
27-03-10, 11:06 PM
novalicous

DN16 2HA Scunthorpe North Lincs

21 been driving nearly 2 years any restrictions?

rules on a cage on a road car?

thinking about a two car policy
31-03-10, 01:08 PM
General Baxter

got my docs in the post this morn, im slighly confused,

the only modifications on the cover note/shedule is alloy wheels,

there should be
2L16v engine
alloys,
brakes,
suspension mods
31-03-10, 01:09 PM
MK999

does it look like it's a single line on the form? Mine only lists a couple and shows a line cut in half where it doesn't fit on the sheet lol
31-03-10, 01:26 PM
Stoo

Olly, im a paid up member, but after a quote on a very lightly modified VW Golf.
Can you help?
Lightly modified - Wheels, coilovers, Front and Rear lights, and a non-performance exhaust. (Just a back box)
31-03-10, 02:29 PM
skyinsurance

Quote:

Originally Posted by General Baxter

got my docs in the post this morn, im slighly confused,

the only modifications on the cover note/shedule is alloy wheels,

there should be
2L16v engine
alloys,
brakes,
suspension mods

You should have a seperate modification report form which details the modifications seperately. My colleague should have explained this also, I will have words.
31-03-10, 02:32 PM
MK999

Quote:

Originally Posted by skyinsurance

You should have a seperate modification report form which details the modifications seperately. My colleague should have explained this also, I will have words.

No idea if you'd actually know but should I have had something similar from HIC? As I never did, useful to know if I'd need it if I ever got pulled over or if they'd just accept that if I'm declaring a few things and theres obviously more lines unprinted, I'm probably straight on everything else too.

Doesn't really matter now as I'm in the 306, but still lol
31-03-10, 02:40 PM
skyinsurance

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stoo

Olly, im a paid up member, but after a quote on a very lightly modified VW Golf.
Can you help?
Lightly modified - Wheels, coilovers, Front and Rear lights, and a non-performance exhaust. (Just a back box)

Should be no problem, please PM me your contact details and I can arrange a call back.
31-03-10, 02:56 PM
skyinsurance

Quote:

Originally Posted by MK999

No idea if you'd actually know but should I have had something similar from HIC? As I never did, useful to know if I'd need it if I ever got pulled over or if they'd just accept that if I'm declaring a few things and theres obviously more lines unprinted, I'm probably straight on everything else too.

I've no idea, sorry.
31-03-10, 04:15 PM
General Baxter

iv just come back from the DVLA iv tried to swap my tax over, from low to high rate, they wont do it, as the the insurance says 1298cc :(,

looks like ill have to send all my form off to you lot then wait another week :(
31-03-10, 05:28 PM
novalicous

Quote:

Originally Posted by novalicous

DN16 2HA Scunthorpe North Lincs

21 been driving nearly 2 years any restrictions?

rules on a cage on a road car?

thinking about a two car policy

olly?
31-03-10, 05:46 PM
scott.parker

Quote:

Originally Posted by General Baxter

iv just come back from the DVLA iv tried to swap my tax over, from low to high rate, they wont do it, as the the insurance says 1298cc :(,

looks like ill have to send all my form off to you lot then wait another week :(

They wont do it if the docs for the V5 say 1298cc either lol and getting that changed is a ballache!

good luck..
31-03-10, 05:49 PM
skyinsurance

Quote:

Originally Posted by novalicous

olly?

Apologies. I missed the post first time around :mad:

It is hard to say and we do have some restrictions on the DN postcodes. have you got 2 years NCB, I feel we would need that for the postcode.

No problem with 'caged cars.
31-03-10, 05:54 PM
General Baxter

Quote:

Originally Posted by scott.parker

They wont do it if the docs for the V5 say 1298cc either lol and getting that changed is a ballache!

good luck..

i was going to do it all in one, log book and tax at the same office, lol
31-03-10, 06:11 PM
Jack

if you're going up a tax bracket, they'll do you both the tax and V5c at the local office. Thats assuming you have adequate insurance and an MOT cert.

The order should be:
Insurance first and foremost (so you can drive to the MOT station)
MOT second (so you can then get tax)
Tax and V5c third (which you can do both together at the same time, at your local DVLA shop).
31-03-10, 06:18 PM
scott.parker

Dont forget to get a garage to write your engine number/and chassis number on it certifying it's correct etc, and has to be on HEADED paper not your own scribblings lol

i HAD to do this, or it was a no goer on mine before PV last year, then you have to re tax in the bigger bracket as they wont tax it as 1998cc until you have the correct V5, as i say i HAD to do this, and they wont do it any other way..

Scott
31-03-10, 07:01 PM
Adam

Same here on my old white shell /\

Obviously DVLA think you are going to lie to them and WANT to pay twice the amount of road tax....... lol
31-03-10, 07:16 PM
John

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adam

Same here on my old white shell /\

Obviously DVLA think you are going to lie to them and WANT to pay twice the amount of road tax....... lol

How true is that! Bumbling funkers!
13-04-10, 12:44 PM
Archie

Got a quote today, good friendly service :)
13-04-10, 01:06 PM
General Baxter

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jack

The order should be:
Insurance first and foremost (so you can drive to the MOT station)
MOT second (so you can then get tax)
Tax and V5c third (which you can do both together at the same time, at your local DVLA shop).

will it be ok, as its still got 6months mot, or will i have to re mot it due to the new engine
13-04-10, 01:29 PM
mowgli

Quote:

Originally Posted by General Baxter

will it be ok, as its still got 6months mot, or will i have to re mot it due to the new engine

it really needs an mot after anything major like an xe engine swap
13-04-10, 01:53 PM
Archie

The mot is really on the shell & components so i cant see the difference ?
13-04-10, 01:55 PM
Jack

MOT doesn't check the condition of engine, clutch & gearbox though. I've never seen anything that states an MOT should be re-taken if the vehicle undergoes mechnical alterations.
13-04-10, 02:03 PM
Archie

Neither have i, we used to do MOT's at my old work and i asked my foreman if i'd have to re mot my car after changing the engine he said it would be fine to continue using it.
13-04-10, 02:07 PM
mowgli

ok, people, what about the 'couch cough' structural alterations needed to fit an xe??? ie: BIG HAMMER
13-04-10, 02:24 PM
General Baxter

Quote:

Originally Posted by mowgli

ok, people, what about the 'couch cough' structural alterations needed to fit an xe??? ie: BIG HAMMER

you cant even see that lol

+ mine was done with heat and a 40ton porter power with a round dolly on the end, so smoothy smooth :p
13-04-10, 02:38 PM
mowgli

Quote:

Originally Posted by General Baxter

you cant even see that lol

+ mine was done with heat and a 40ton porter power with a round dolly on the end, so smoothy smooth :p

cold bending is actually better in structural terms, but i'm not going to start quoting big science again
13-04-10, 02:39 PM
General Baxter

so is cold welding, theres less fire lol

and the rubber low desible grinding disk
13-04-10, 02:43 PM
mowgli

sorry, nick, but all i can think of is this with a hydraulic ram ups its fundament
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi.../eb/Humpty.jpg
16-04-10, 05:01 PM
blue_peg_16v

called sky today for a quote very helpful and friendly unfortunatly they couldnt cover me on the nova but they did try thanks
20-04-10, 06:08 PM
steviet293

i would say you had a narow escape then bud. once you pay them they dont want to now after that would not recomend them to any one. my car was hit by another car and when i contacted them they didnt want to now iwasVERRY VERRY PISSED OFF AND DISAPOINTED. the moral of this is it may seem cheeper at the start but you always get ramed in the end.
20-04-10, 06:10 PM
mowgli

Quote:

Originally Posted by steviet293

i would say you had a narow escape then bud. once you pay them they dont want to now after that would not recomend them to any one. my car was hit by another car and when i contacted them they didnt want to now iwasVERRY VERRY PISSED OFF AND DISAPOINTED. the moral of this is it may seem cheeper at the start but you always get ramed in the end.

not enough facts for us to judge... please fill us in
20-04-10, 06:14 PM
General Baxter

Quote:

Originally Posted by steviet293

i would say you had a narow escape then bud. once you pay them they dont want to now after that would not recomend them to any one. my car was hit by another car and when i contacted them they didnt want to now iwasVERRY VERRY PISSED OFF AND DISAPOINTED. the moral of this is it may seem cheeper at the start but you always get ramed in the end.

this is not skys problem, you will need to claim off the insurance of the person who hit you :roll:

the only way they would help, is if you claim off your own FULLY comp insurance

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