[Hammond]

Anyone had trouble buying classic car insurance for a 25, 45 or a 75?

I've tried Footman James who said although they are over 20 years old they won't insure them. Neither will Peter Best.

Anyone got suggestions?

Thanks

[redandwhitE]

I've only got regular insurance for my 45s and it was about £170 a year. I'm old though and live in a quiet place.

Think it was First something or other. Near the top on comparison websites

[220 GSi turbo]

We have a policy with Howden since 2022.

https://www.howdeninsurance.co.uk/perso ... insurance/

Four cars on there: 1969 Austin 1300, 1981 Allegro, 1995 Rover 100 Cabriolet and 2000 Rover 25 GTi. All have agreed value and are covered for commuting. Costs between £300 and £350 and does not generate a no-claims bonus. Located in north west Leicestershire, I am not sure what risk rating they give this area!

They would not offer classic/agreed value cover on our 2005 Rover Streetwise, as it is not 20 years old yet.


Hope that helps

[GTiJohn]

Try Peter James - https://www.peterjamesinsurance.co.uk/

I've always found them helpful and they recognise our club cars as classics.

[Hammond]

Try Peter James - https://www.peterjamesinsurance.co.uk/

I've always found them helpful and they recognise our club cars as classics.

on the online drop down page to select Rover model there's no option for a 45, but there is for a 75.

[GTiJohn]

Try Peter James - https://www.peterjamesinsurance.co.uk/

I've always found them helpful and they recognise our club cars as classics.

on the online drop down page to select Rover model there's no option for a 45, but there is for a 75.

Ring 'em up....

[Hammond]

Try Peter James - https://www.peterjamesinsurance.co.uk/

I've always found them helpful and they recognise our club cars as classics.

on the online drop down page to select Rover model there's no option for a 45, but there is for a 75.

Ring 'em up....

What I have to actually interact with someone