On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 21:36:57 +0000 (UTC), Spozza
wibbled about:

Hi, I hope we arn't all too tired of this one, couldn't find it in the
FAQ

I phoned my insurers, who made it very clear to me that if I had a
conversion done, it would have to be certified by LPGA fitter (i.e.
I would require a certificate).

They told me that if the work was done and certified, no effect to
my premium - if not, they wouldn't insure me. This is Direct Line.

Are they talking crap? Should I ditch the insurance company for one
that has more sense, or is this pretty much the policy across all the
companies....?

Having seen a corgi gas fitter do a job on a central heating system that
a 16 year old trainee would get sacked for, I've not much faith in these
sort of "competent bodies" and I'm not confident the extra few hundred quid
that they charge will result in a better job being done. Any thoughts?

Thanks for reading this far

Dan

You can fit it yourself and then get an LPGA member to certify it. I
think most will do so for a fee that shouldn't be an extra few hundred
quid.

Sean