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I use RH Specialist Insurance, they insure my daily Mazda (2008) and my Supra (1993) and my kit car. Very helpful, good prices.
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slater
Club Retro Rides Member
Posts: 6,390
Club RR Member Number: 78
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Be careful. I've been done by these policys before. Great if you have two cars you want to keep indefinatley and you start the policy at the same time for both of them. Avoid if you swap cars alot or want to backdated the start of he cover on one of the cars. Swapped my cars to one and when the renewal came though it was 3 times as much. I cancelled the renewal naturally but the scumbags then cancelled the cover on both cars without telling me (the 2nd car had 6 months to run still) and left me driving uninsured for months until I realised. Bloody nightmare compared to just paying separately.
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My wife and I have just come away from a multi-car policy,covering our 16 and 18 year old clunkers as it turned out far cheaper to insure them separately.
As she also has a number of Vespa's,which I occasionally use, it'd be good to find a policy that covers all of our vehicles in one hit.
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I need to sort something for next spring for
Modified escort van
Slightly modded fiesta
Mgf
And possibly another w202 merc
Need to shop around after xmas
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Fraud owners club member
1999 Jaguar s type
1993 ford escort
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Before you go multi car you need to consider how you use the cars.
If ones a daily and the other an occasional you'd be better off separately. It is also worth getting separate quotes through the usual comparison sites.
I have multi car on my cars but they are a 2016 (group 36),2006 (group 26) and a 2004 (group 45)so getting allowance for my accrued no claims makes them cheaper to do this way and each vehicle that is not the primary one starts to accrue its own NCD with the provider i'm with.
I do my 88 Scirocco on a separate policy as it makes classic status so different type of policy.
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Needs a bigger hammer mate.......
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