ste_p23
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Right just out of curiosity if you had a corsa that was worth around £1200-1500 as a standard car but was modified and you declared the mods to the insurance and the quote was around £1000 TPFT what would you do?
Insure the car with the mods declarded knowing that your paying £1000 on a car that isnt worth much more than that?
Or Insure it as a standard car and leave the modifications on and pay around £500 TPFT?
[Edited on 21-04-2010 by ste_p23]
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IvIarkgraham
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insure it properly
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Daveskater
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Declare the mods, obviously.
Numberwang!
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Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
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C00RSA
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Declare everything, if you can't afford the insurance don't do the mods
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Daveskater
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Thanks to my insurance being stupid and ignoring my email, I have a mod declared on mine I haven't even done yet  
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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corsabsonny
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id wank over a 1000 tpft, been qouted 4000 for a standard 1.2 third party only
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ste_p23
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quote:
Originally posted by C00RSA
Declare everything, if you can't afford the insurance don't do the mods
I can afford the insurance and mine is paid in full with all mods declared! Im asking as it came up in conversation today between me and a friend!
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C00RSA
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quote:
Originally posted by ste_p23
quote:
Originally posted by C00RSA
Declare everything, if you can't afford the insurance don't do the mods
I can afford the insurance and mine is paid in full with all mods declared! Im asking as it came up in conversation today between me and a friend!
not saying you can't mate, was saying that's my opinion!
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ste_p23
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quote:
Originally posted by corsabsonny
id wank over a 1000 tpft, been qouted 4000 for a standard 1.2 third party only
Jesus what the hell happned for it to be that high?
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chrex
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i've always insured properly...
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--ToM--
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i havent aways been 100% honest with my insurance, im being honest now though 
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2ltrjim
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i have been completely honest with my insurance declared everything inc. engine susension wheels and full momo leather out of an alfa gta and its only £404 tpft
as i have another corsa as a main driver (which is for sale £750)
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Graham88
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I wouldn't declare.
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lostboy
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Declare it all as if you have undeclared mods and crash into someone, well you know the score, all mods declared on my Nova £390 TPFT 
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ed
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Can you not arrange to declare the mods, but leave them un-insured?
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2ltrjim
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a corsa c came into my garage for insurance work on the front end but because he had not declared his irmy grille it was void (and inside i laughed)
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