Speedster (Chesil) Insurance help

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MrD100
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Speedster (Chesil) Insurance help

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I've got a friend thats got a deposit down on a Chesil Speedster but she is having trouble finding insurance. Any chance anyone can point her in the right direction. She's getting alot of 'no kit car' type repsonses.

I had a look through her last week and found references to Stuart at TR Youngs - he is getting back to her, but any other contacts would be greatly appreciated.

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I'm sure somebody will be able to help, but in the meantime I'd grab one of Kitcar type monthly mags and checkout their classifieds, I'm sure there will be plenty to chose from.
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found the cheapest for my Chesil to be RH Classic Insurance, limited to 5000 miles and UK and European breakdown assistance (01277 206911). If I remember they were about £70 cheaper than most other places.

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Post by Mick Cliff »

MrD100 wrote:Stuart at TR Youngs
I have my Apal Speedster insured (at an agreed value) via TRYoungs. Two-thirds the price the RH quoted for renewal.
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Post by MrD100 »

Thanks for the replies guys. My friend has now managed to secure her insurance with TR Youngs approx £80 cheaper than anywhere else so cheers.

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Post by Helen »

just to up-date this thread.

i insured the Apal 356 speedster after Mikes advice with TR youngs for the first year. however when that was due for re-newal out of interest i phoned Hagerty insurance and they were litrally half the price of anywhere else. plus they included breakdown cover. 8)
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