Insuring a project

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WRC_1S
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Insuring a project

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Hi all. What companies are members using to insure non running projects?

Many thanks.

Wayne.
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Re: Insuring a project

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Hagerty
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Re: Insuring a project

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Agree, have had several projects over the years with them.
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Re: Insuring a project

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I think most (all ?) of the top Classic Car insurers will be able to offer cover on 'projects' ...

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Re: Insuring a project

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Thanks guys. I’ll check Hagertys out.


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