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thermidorthelobster:
In the end, CIS insured it as a camper, and it cost about half as much as it would have done for them to insure it as a Land Rover.  Odd isn't it...

Lord:
Well done on getting the cover....

Was going to say Peter Best too... they insure my armoured car at a very good price, so would recomend them anytime, got a discount as I'm in a military vehicle club, not sure how much but wasn't fussed. You might want to try joining a Military vehicle club and they have lots of specialist companies they use and is usually a topic of conversation for them.  :idea:

the loon:

--- Quote from: "Lord" ---Well done on getting the cover....

Was going to say Peter Best too... they insure my armoured car at a very good price, so would recomend them anytime, got a discount as I'm in a military vehicle club, not sure how much but wasn't fussed. You might want to try joining a Military vehicle club and they have lots of specialist companies they use and is usually a topic of conversation for them.  :idea:
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Yeah with peter best myself on my 88" and there really good would recomend to anyone

mmm your in andover and you have an amoured car .....
Havent been up on the planes picking up bits off the ranges have we ?

 :wink:

Lord:
Some times it's the only way to get bits.... well she passed 50 last year.... and the tyres are not made that size anymore..... well as long as they don't wreck them on the ranges too much there's always something to get off to fix a minor hic-up...  :)

the loon:

--- Quote from: "Lord" ---Some times it's the only way to get bits.... well she passed 50 last year.... and the tyres are not made that size anymore..... well as long as they don't wreck them on the ranges too much there's always something to get off to fix a minor hic-up...  :)
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 :lol:
as long as its not ticking or fizzing

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