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Sooty
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7th Dec 03 at 22:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Anyone got a few website's for these... need some insurance companies that will cover someone on any car tpft
Dan B
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7th Dec 03 at 23:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Usually depends on age and insurance policy......my policy with Liverpool Victoria covers me for any car, with owner's permission, I'm 27.
Sooty
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Its usually 25 I think, I was just wondering if there is anyone that will specalise in this sort of thing
Corsa Sport Gav
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7th Dec 03 at 23:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
hmmm i wuder y ur askin this?
Sooty
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quote:
Originally posted by Punto_Gav
hmmm i wuder y ur askin this?


LOL, thats website he said... aint grafting.... doesnt mention anything about it... might need to make some phone calls tomorrow
Stingray
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im with CIS and im 21. im fully comp n i can drive any car tpft
Sooty
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quote:
Originally posted by Stingray
im with CIS and im 21. im fully comp n i can drive any car tpft


Did you have this as an option when you took the policy out?
koolkorsa
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im 18 taken out insurance wiv norwich union. asked on the fone 2day woman sed i culd drive any car tpft. so sorted
Sooty
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Originally posted by koolkorsa
im 18 taken out insurance wiv norwich union. asked on the fone 2day woman sed i culd drive any car tpft. so sorted

So you could jump into a EVO8 tomorrow and drive it tpft?
Ian
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7th Dec 03 at 23:39   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Even if you choose an insurer who does this, the underwriters can always override and not allow it. I only started being able to do this from age 25. Don't forget that you're only covered for damaged caused while driving the car on a foreign policy, if its stolen or damaged while parked at your destination the liability still rests with the original policy-holder. This also means that should the car not be insured in conjunction to your own TP coverage, its not insured as soon as you turn the engine off. Bad thing if you're planning to park on a public highway.
Corsa Sport Gav
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the policey sooty is on bout is u hav drive any car u want and its fullycomp
Sooty
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Thanks for that Ian, I was wanting information like that
Sooty
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quote:
Originally posted by Punto_Gav
the policey sooty is on bout is u hav drive any car u want and its fullycomp


TPFT would do really
Stingray
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no i wasnt asked if i wanted that option. didnt mention it on the fone, but it sez in my policy that i can drive anutha car tpft.
and as 4 jumpin in an evo 8, i dont think id want 2 drive one on tpft just in case, or nething else thats high performance
BeArDy
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8th Dec 03 at 17:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i had had it for about 2 years
i am 23 now
i am with adrein Flux

states on my form allowed to drive any car tptf
Voyto
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is there a limit on the engine size of the car that you can drive? (eg. no bigger than the engine that is on the insurance policy)
Ian
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Some of them, yes. They could choose from engine size or insurance group and say that the other car mustn't be larger capacity or a higher group than your regular vehicle or any other limit they prescribe.

 
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