Classic insurance for more than one car

[tysonn]

Just wondered if anyone has more than one classic on the same policy and the annual cost.Have been with Peter Taylor for quite a few years as they always gave great prices on my past RM Rileys.My Traveller is insured with them and I just enquired about adding the Minor convertible(which for some reason because its pre 1960 needs a seperate policy)and a Triumph Stag that I'm presently negotiating.They can add the Stag to the Traveller policy which will make it £220 per annum(with my 38 year old son as a named driver)plus the £89 for the Convertible.Will have a ring around on Monday to see if anyone can lump them all together for a better price.

[C6Dave]

Give RH a try http://www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk/cla ... rance.html#

[PSL184]

+1 for RH. My 2 travellers cost me £95/yr. Both agreed values and unlimited mileage. Free breakdown cover too....

[bmcecosse]

RH will be much less expensive - and they will add an extra vehicle just for the summer months when it is on the road if that is your wish.

[rayofleamington]

I've always found RH to be friendly and efficient, and not to overcharge admin fees for vehicle changes.

[tysonn]

Thanks for suggestions I'll try on Monday.
Mick

[welshrat]

I have been watching this thread as I have 1962 Fordson dexter (tractor) that I would like to get out now and again, problem is that for many years it was insured with the Co op for £34 per year which was very reasonable, regrettably I did not keep this going. The quotes I am now getting are £100+, not prepared to pay this as only drive about 20 miles per year on the road, I have asked RH for a multi car (well car/tractor) quote, keeping my fingers crossed!

[simmitc]

The MMOC scheme with Footman James allows you to have multiple Minors. We have found the prices to be very reasonable - with three minors on one policy, there was no additional premium, and it was only around £100 to start with, including all the extras that we wanted.

[tysonn]

Hi simmitc thanks for the reply.You state "only around £100 to start with".Does this mean its no longer this price and if not how long ago/how much now?
Thanks
Mick

[simmitc]

A few years ago it was about £100, in the current year it has risen with inflation to about £104. Remember that everyone's needs vary, so you may get a higher or lower premium, depending on intended use, valuation, age, etc. I know that our Committee monitor the scheme, and whilst it may not be the cheapest for everyone, it is a very good scheme, and is particularly useful for younger drivers (which does not include me ).

[tysonn]

Nor me unfortunately I'm 61.

[tysonn]

Went with Footman James in the end.They came out £40 cheaper than RH for an identical package.

[welshrat]

Changed mine to RH, £83 for the minor, an extra £50 to add the Dexter when ready to do so. Paid £100 last year for the morris so saved a few quid.

[bmcecosse]

I'm amazed that FJ were less expensive than RH - most folks seem to find quite the opposite. As for your Dexter - just add it for the few months you intend to use it - and take it off again when it's locked away out of use. RH are happy to do that, and as Ray says - no admin charges for doing so.