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XR2 NO MORE - VW GLI CAB CONVERTIBLE ALL THE WAY - INSURANCE

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XR2 NO MORE - VW GLI CAB CONVERTIBLE ALL THE WAY - INSURANCE

Hey

Used to be a member of the XR2 owners club, minted XR2 with 17000 miles gone, now the soon to be proud owner of a Cab Convertible with 52k on the clock.

Just trying to get insurance - this is going to be my main car.  HELP?  Want agreed value also?  

Also what is recommended about alarms?

Cheers
Lee (a girl by the way)

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Hi Lee
Depending on how old you are and how many miles you'll do in a year you could try footman james for classic car insurance. They like many other classic car policy providers like people to be over 25 and have limited milage policies. The cabby is a bit more expensive to insure than a tin top but should be good fun to make up for it :wink:
Let us know how you get on.
Any Pictures of your new car?

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Hi lee and welcome.

just to add to mr gti's pos,t a thatcham approved alarm will help you premium, if not be a condition.  Have a browse through the "insurance" section as many company names and numbers are mentioned there.  Also other members experiances may help you along

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Normally you'll find they won't give u a classic policy if it's your main car, most classic policys state social domestic and pleasure only, excluding commuting, therefore pretty useless for going to work and back! They may still give you a limited milage policy though which will lower the premium, but this depends how many miles you do a year of course.

If you're under 25, try lancaster insurance. I fould them very good when I insured my golf when I was 23. Adrian flux are also good for younger drivers, again particulalrly if you're using it as your main car.

As you're female, you may want to try a female only insurance company, as quite often they can offer you a very competitive quote, but afraid as it's a cabriolet, the premium will be a bit higher than u might expect.

As for alarms, Clifford or toad are probably the market leaders, and make sure you get one with a microwave or radar proximity sensor attached to it, as then you can park it with the roof down if u really want to, and the alarm will warn off anyone near to the vehicle with amazing acuracy.

Mike.

1983 White cabriolet GTi

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Supermarkets! mines up at the end of the month and ill be paying ?322 full comp with Asda High st search. the first quote i got was for ?562 so it pays to shop around.  :lol:

86 Christmas Collection Cabby GTi in Saphire Blau!

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