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Luke
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 Re: Insurance I used to be insured with CSMA/Frizzell. It might be worth trying them for a quote as, I think, non-civil servants are eligible for membership if a close family member (i.e. your mum:)) is already a member.
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hjbharry
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Re: Insurance Luke wrote: I used to be insured with CSMA/Frizzell. It might be worth trying them for a quote as, I think, non-civil servants are eligible for membership if a close family member (i.e. your mum:)) is already a member. my dad is a member but i tried it and they wern't having non of it!  FJ all the way 
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PeteMcFlurry
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Re: Insurance yeah I think you have to be a member of CSMA (as a family member) to qualify for their cheap insurance.
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Louise
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Re: Insurance hjbharry wrote: Luke wrote: I used to be insured with CSMA/Frizzell. It might be worth trying them for a quote as, I think, non-civil servants are eligible for membership if a close family member (i.e. your mum:)) is already a member. my dad is a member but i tried it and they wern't having non of it! FJ all the way Harry I got my first insurance with a quote or something through CSMA/Frizzell because of Dad its where our brakedown cover comes from too!!!
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hjbharry
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Re: Insurance Louise wrote: hjbharry wrote: Luke wrote: I used to be insured with CSMA/Frizzell. It might be worth trying them for a quote as, I think, non-civil servants are eligible for membership if a close family member (i.e. your mum:)) is already a member. my dad is a member but i tried it and they wern't having non of it! FJ all the way Harry I got my first insurance with a quote or something through CSMA/Frizzell because of Dad its where our brakedown cover comes from too!!! Ah thats it i tried to get temporary EU breakdown on my courtesy car when jaffa was written off. They wouldn't do that
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Russell
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Re: Insurance Just got my insurance sorted, £257 Fully comp with EU breakdown.
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Max
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Re: Insurance Just added vick to my insurance plus the red one £110 FJ all the way.
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Louise
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Re: Insurance FJ not all the way! i wanted to get insured on Wills cars so i could drive them and mainly for Czech and they wouldn't let me because I wasn't 25 now its too late and i wont be driving them
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rebel2cv
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Re: Insurance rebel2cv wrote: Paul Narramore wrote: Gay_Joe wrote: footman james have free recovery  and they were the cheapest by far compared to any other insurance company for me £550 for the year may sound expensive, but not for a 17yr old first timer! cheapest i could find on go compare was something like £1400 and direct line were £1200, Footman James definately! Crikey, you youngsters certainly get hammered for insurance.  that aint bad, mine was bout £700 on my 1st 2cv sorry neil didnt realise i had put '2cv'!!!
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samfieldhouse
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Re: Insurance So, my mates's with Footman James, although he's not (yet) a 2cver... I'm working on that  He's 20 (as of yesterday) drives an '88 Reliant Scimitar SS1, 1.3L, 2 door roadster. It looks a bit like this one: Attachment:
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Its quite a nice one, galvanised chassis, decent hood. Plastic bodywork looks nice. Cost him about £1300. Sadly, last week, he was hit from behind by a taxi driver and its badly bent the sub-frame to the extent that the plastic body hits the wheels. Footman James were great, immediately appreciating that he wasn't able to use his car, couldnt get to work and would therefore need a rental car, the cost of which will eventually be reclaimed from the third party. Footman James apparantly offer a "like-for-like" scheme with rental cars, so 24 hours after the accident, his "like-for-like" 2 door roadster rental vehicle was delivered to his door. It looks like this: Attachment:
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and yes, it's a late '07 Mx-5, 1.8 Now that's service!
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