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Just curious if anyone here is, i'm not here to start an argument on whether each evo is a classic or not, however after a bit of research online it seems a lot of people are insuring cars that aren't commonly thought of as 'classics' on a classic policy. For a lot of insurers providers it seems the main criteria are it's a second car, annual mileage is quite low and it is in someway or another a specialist vehicle (be it a classic, future classic, high performance etc.)
I thought i'd have a try with my 8, as it's nearing 14 years old. Classic Line were happy to quote me, although the premium was pretty high - however classic car policies don't make use of no claims, so it would mean i'd have 8 years NCB to put on my main car policy.
I've not done enough comparison to work out if that's worthwhile yet.
If anyone has any experience with other providers or can name others worth a try i'd appreciate it.
Also thought the NCB info might help some people
I thought i'd have a try with my 8, as it's nearing 14 years old. Classic Line were happy to quote me, although the premium was pretty high - however classic car policies don't make use of no claims, so it would mean i'd have 8 years NCB to put on my main car policy.
I've not done enough comparison to work out if that's worthwhile yet.
If anyone has any experience with other providers or can name others worth a try i'd appreciate it.
Also thought the NCB info might help some people