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Off Road insurance??
topless matt:
You dont need an engineers report to have a modified vehicle with NFU.
Mine is modified and i have no worries with my local NFU branch, they didnt even ask what some of the mods were for, it even reduced my premium as they assumed i would be in fields most of the time :dance:
Yoshi:
--- Quote from: topless matt on November 24, 2009, 15:09:39 ---You dont need an engineers report to have a modified vehicle with NFU.
Mine is modified and i have no worries with my local NFU branch, they didnt even ask what some of the mods were for, it even reduced my premium as they assumed i would be in fields most of the time :dance:
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I think they have just changed this, as if you fit the mods yourself they ask for an engineers report now. This was what happened when i got the discovery insured with them, but because i didnt fit the mods and it had an mot on it then they let it go.
topless matt:
Mine was renewed just recently with new mods to it and it was never mentioned :?
Oh well, we shall see in a years time i suppose, not a problem for me to get an engineers report
MudLifeCrisis:
I think http://www.santapodinsurance.com/ might cover off road use and modified vehicles.
Brian
wullie_r:
--- Quote from: topless matt on November 24, 2009, 17:20:57 ---
Oh well, we shall see in a years time i suppose, not a problem for me to get an engineers report
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What is an 'engineers report' ? and who is 'qualified' to issue them?
I had this problem a few years ago with modified cars (performance not cheesy bodykits) but just ignored it and it went away.
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