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Old May 18th 05, 10:47 AM posted to uk.rec.cars.classic
md
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Default European breakdown cover

There was a thread a little while ago about this but it ended up in a
discussion about insurers own breakdown cover. My insurer doesnt offer this,
and my current breakdown cover mob dont either, so I started ringing round
to cover a 9 day trip to France for the Minors On Tour event next weekend.
The ONLY mob prepared to quote are so far the AA, with a rather entertaining
offer of £89 for the nine days. Anyone have any suggestions for term cover,
or even a years worth if the price is reasonable, for a 1961 Mini van?


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Old May 18th 05, 10:59 AM posted to uk.rec.cars.classic
Willy Eckerslyke
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Default European breakdown cover

md wrote:

There was a thread a little while ago about this but it ended up in a
discussion about insurers own breakdown cover. My insurer doesnt offer this,
and my current breakdown cover mob dont either, so I started ringing round
to cover a 9 day trip to France for the Minors On Tour event next weekend.
The ONLY mob prepared to quote are so far the AA, with a rather entertaining
offer of £89 for the nine days. Anyone have any suggestions for term cover,
or even a years worth if the price is reasonable, for a 1961 Mini van?


Try Footman James.
When you say you've been ringing around, do you mean just general
brokers or classic specialists? I'd be surprised if Firesure, Lancaster,
etc, couldn't help.
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Old May 18th 05, 03:37 PM posted to uk.rec.cars.classic
Stuffed
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Default European breakdown cover


"md" wrote in message
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There was a thread a little while ago about this but it ended up in a
discussion about insurers own breakdown cover. My insurer doesnt offer

this,
and my current breakdown cover mob dont either, so I started ringing round
to cover a 9 day trip to France for the Minors On Tour event next weekend.
The ONLY mob prepared to quote are so far the AA, with a rather

entertaining
offer of £89 for the nine days. Anyone have any suggestions for term

cover,
or even a years worth if the price is reasonable, for a 1961 Mini van?


I don't pay much more than that for a year of normal classic cover! And I
get 30 or so days European cover included with no extra charge. Try Peter
Best, Footman James, Boncaster etc for a quote on a full policy, it might be
worth cancelling or transferring your existing cover and starting fresh


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Old May 18th 05, 06:50 PM posted to uk.rec.cars.classic
Richard Porter
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Default European breakdown cover

On 18 May 2005 "md" wrote:

There was a thread a little while ago about this but it ended up in a
discussion about insurers own breakdown cover. My insurer doesnt offer
this, and my current breakdown cover mob dont either, so I started
ringing round to cover a 9 day trip to France for the Minors On Tour
event next weekend. The ONLY mob prepared to quote are so far the AA,
with a rather entertaining offer of £89 for the nine days. Anyone have
any suggestions for term cover, or even a years worth if the price is
reasonable, for a 1961 Mini van?


The AA is just a joke, and they stopped doing free 72 hour European
cover without telling me. They wanted to charge me more for three days
in Belgium than a whole year's rescue and relay in the UK. I won't be
renewing my membership this year.

The RAC will give you a discount or waive the surcharge for an older
vehicle if you're a member of an MSA recognised club.

Adrian Flux offers breakdown cover with insurance for £40 a year
including European travel. The only problem is that it's for the insured
car only so if you have several cars on the road it can work out more
expensive than personal cover.

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