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sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:09

quote:
Originally posted by goyemm
James and joe,
I didn't say you haven't helped me!!!
you have, I was just saying forget about argueing.....

ok son no worries.

but GET YOUR OWN INSURANCE.

I cant stress that enough.I mean what cr do you wanna be driving when your 20?

goyemm

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24th Apr 04 at 21:10

That is pretty good then..
Cheers mate

Gaz

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24th Apr 04 at 21:10

so true mate listen to him.... my mate was on his mums insurance then when he came to be on his own he couldnt insure anything because he had 0ncb

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24th Apr 04 at 21:11

quote:
Originally posted by sxi16vjoe

quote:
Originally posted by goyemm
James and joe,
I didn't say you haven't helped me!!!
you have, I was just saying forget about argueing.....

ok son no worries.

but GET YOUR OWN INSURANCE.

I cant stress that enough.I mean what cr do you wanna be driving when your 20?

yea good point, but he is gonna be paying through the nose for it, because of the modded stuff etc

But if youve got the cash mate, get your own otherwise, your only option is to be on your dads etc

goyemm

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24th Apr 04 at 21:12

joe I agree about doing it my self and I will look in to it now hearing about KORSA-KID.
But I have got to go with my budget you see.

b0bby

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24th Apr 04 at 21:13

can neone get to http://www.liverpoolvictoria.co.uk
i get error

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24th Apr 04 at 21:13

well £600 on a 1.4 16v 136 bhp corsa b at 18 is fucking good IMO (granted the car does'nt get driven)

can't stress enough the NCB discount

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:13

yesh but in the long run you will save money.

i insured my 1st car for 1k tpft and it was a mk2 xr2. cams headwork. Fast as fcuk.

then went to the ibiza and was 2k FC

then Corsa all mods declared for 1100fc.

Its so worth it mate.

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:14

quote:
Originally posted by goyemm
joe I agree about doing it my self and I will look in to it now hearing about KORSA-KID.
But I have got to go with my budgie you see.

Are you gonna be working?
Most probably?

so....

Do it in monthly payments.

Never trust a talkin bird either!

[Edited on 24-04-2004 by sxi16vjoe]

Dom

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24th Apr 04 at 21:16

quote:
Originally posted by sxi16vjoe
yesh but in the long run you will save money.

i insured my 1st car for 1k tpft and it was a mk2 xr2. cams headwork. Fast as fcuk.

then went to the ibiza and was 2k FC

then Corsa all mods declared for 1100fc.

Its so worth it mate.

yea, i suppose if you did it TPFT for the first year it wouldnt be to bad

But your in the shites if you get into an accident (write off etc)...no more modded car

But yea, like showed, have a butchers at TPFT and see what prices are

Gaz

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24th Apr 04 at 21:16

oh to point out to im fully comp

Siborg

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24th Apr 04 at 21:16

quote:
Originally posted by VisibleMan

quote:
Originally posted by goyemm
What you reckon it will be hard to insure a
P reg,
5 Door,
All mods delcared
fully comp.
Clifford cat1 alarm.
Live in the country.

Thanks for the feedback

what are the mods?
but if it was standard 1.4, i recon about 2k. The cheapest insurance i could get for my T reg 1.2 @ 17 (and i spent about 3 days solid looking) was 1500 quid and that was standard, pkus i live in the sticks too. So yea about 1800 quid standard, with mods (depends) i would say between 2 - 4k mate.

On a 1.2, the cheapest I've been quoted is £2400 fully comp, with no mods (I'm 19). I'm going to end up buying a car worth less than a grand, and keep that for two years with just TPF&T, otherwise it's gonna cost me an absolute fortune if the car gets written off.

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24th Apr 04 at 21:18

do you live in Iraq

Dom

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24th Apr 04 at 21:19

quote:
Originally posted by jr
do you live in Iraq

HAHAHA

tbh, insurance is wank at 17/18, your pretty much stuck to having a shoppy cart, unless youve got the £££ to splash out on insurance (or go TPFT).

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:19

quote:
Originally posted by jr
do you live in Iraq

I hear it nice this time of year

goyemm

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24th Apr 04 at 21:20

By the way does this mean I can do no more mods than what I have done already.
I had plans to have windows tinted.
handles all colour coded
and boot smoothed or just colour code the boot handle.

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24th Apr 04 at 21:20

i would even bother declaring c/c

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24th Apr 04 at 21:21

quote:
Originally posted by sxi16vjoe

quote:
Originally posted by jr
do you live in Iraq

I hear it nice this time of year

simlar to rainham i hear

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:22

oh my god i just remebered somethin

When i turned 21 i insured my Corsa again but as a 2.0 16v as the conversion was meant to take place straight away.

it never happened an then changed it back to 1.2 16v on insurance.

i was payin £945tpft on 2.0 16v
and £475 on 1.2

But crashed the 1.2 and didnt get payout due to being TPFT.

So dont go TPFT unless ur cars value in under 1k. mine was bout 4k!

ooops

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24th Apr 04 at 21:24

i remember this happning

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:24

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by sxi16vjoe

quote:
Originally posted by jr
do you live in Iraq

I hear it nice this time of year

simlar to rainham i hear

I did honsetly hear explosions the other night

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24th Apr 04 at 21:24

LMFAO

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:25

quote:
Originally posted by jr
i remember this happning

Yesh i still havent told finance company i crashed they're car

I wanna break it to them gently

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24th Apr 04 at 21:26

sxi16vjoe

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24th Apr 04 at 21:26

James stop going off topic we'll get told off!

www.joedontgiveafuck.com

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