someone mentioned a company that does this the other day, but I can't find the post anymore (I think it may have been in tigerpoeton's thread that has been deleted). Anyone know who, if anyone, does it?

Thanks,

Phill

I was with Sureterm Direct,

Adrian Flux,

They always accepted me without garage facilities.

 

Although Sureterm wont with my present car, the Dodge Ram. :xxx:

 

Alan.........

someone mentioned a company that does this the other day, but I can't find the post anymore (I think it may have been in tigerpoeton's thread that has been deleted). Anyone know who, if anyone, does it?

Thanks,

Phill

 

It was me and your right its was in that hilarious tigerpoeton thread :nelson: who has now joined 'the other zed forum' under the same username.

 

I'm with KGM collectors via the broker Lancaster Insurance and they only took £220 and it doesn't need to be garaged but you do need an every day car as well to qualify. If you run a fully comp quote with a low millage (say 3000) on moneysupermarket.com then they come out top of the list, well they do for me - I just ran a quote there the now coz it was quicker than going to find my documents to get the name of the broker.

It was me and your right its was in that hilarious tigerpoeton thread :nelson: who has now joined 'the other zed forum' under the same username.

 

I'm with KGM collectors via the broker Lancaster Insurance and they only took £220 and it doesn't need to be garaged but you do need an every day car as well to qualify. If you run a fully comp quote with a low millage (say 3000) on moneysupermarket.com then they come out top of the list, well they do for me - I just ran a quote there the now coz it was quicker than going to find my documents to get the name of the broker.

 

Thanks z31youngr300zx, yes that was the one, I remembered it was three letters and had a K in it! I will get a quote from them. Thanks for that.

no bother mate, I've had no problems with them and their customer service has been good but having said that I've never had to make a claim.

They will probably try to stick recovery and agreed valuation on top of the premium so just check what exactly they are quoting for before accepting, I got them to take them off coz I've heard agreed valuation aint worth the paper its written on from any insurer and I used to work for a recovery company so I'm relying on being able to call in a favour from them if need be.