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Alan Chatterton
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#1 Post by Alan Chatterton »

Hi All,
I thought I would let you all know about a new Classic Insurance company out there who seem to be making a big hit with lots of Triumph owners.
Peter James Insurance (Tel 0845 0999 500) <A>www.peterjamesinsurance.co.uk</A>
Peter James used to be the James part of Footman James until recently, and he has now set up on his own.
I always used to use Peter Best, paying about £120 - £140 per year for agreed value, limited mileage policies for the S Estate, Stag and Sam\'s Moggie Woodie.
I have just taken up a Multi Car policy with Peter James for the following;
MKII PI&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Agreed Value £12k
S Estate&nbsp;&nbsp; Agreed Value £6k
Stag&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Agreed Value £10k
Moggie&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Agreed Value £7k
All on UNLIMITED mileage, including free UK and Eurpean Breakdown and Recovery cover, on one policy for £289............
How good is that???
Highly recommended to all.............
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#2 Post by Thorsten »

>MKII PI&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Agreed Value £12k
Phew, Alan, could you please post a picture of this car? Must be a real stunner!
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#3 Post by Alan Chatterton »

Not at the moment, the time is not appropriate..........but you do know the car, its&nbsp;a Register regular..........
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#4 Post by sorbs »

Trust me, the car is stunning.
Alan\'s claims about Peter James Insurance are well founded.
I was paying £105 to insure my saloon, and was quoted an additional £140 to insure my estate.&nbsp; There was a limit of 3000 miles per annum.
PJ quoted £113 to insure BOTH cars, unlimited mileage and with occasional commuting use thrown in.&nbsp; The only condition is that I own another everyday car.
A sensible insurance company?&nbsp; Whatever next?
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#5 Post by 82bob »

That seems a very good deal, i just insured mine with limited mileage the wife as a named driver and it was £110 a year with lancaster insurance. Which is still a brilliant price compared to modern cars.
So straight through a mot 12 months free road tax and £110 a year insurance could there be a better reason for owning a classic!
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Hi just done the on line quote form, mk2 2 5s 4K&nbsp;, daily drive 15000 miles £80.00 fully comp and windscreen cover done it had it. Thanks for the web site Alan&nbsp; <IMG>
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#7 Post by BillTwoTriumphs »

I wouldn\'t be surprised if I end up with Peter James this year.<br><br>I\'ve been with Footman James (via the TSSC) for as long as I can remember. When I first started with them in the mid 1980s FJ were top notch. For various reasons I don\'t feel that way about them now <img><br><br>This year I paid £380 to insure the Spitfire 2500 (agreed value £11,750) and the Saloon (nominal £1k value, it\'s a bit tatty at the edges) both unlimited mileage.<br><br>Based on Alan\'s experience it looks like I should be able to get a much better deal with Peter James.<br><br>Cheers,<br><br>Bill<br>
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&nbsp;Phoned them up ,I had to change a few things went for unlimted milage,&nbsp; it came with brake down cover, ero cover, legal cover, wind screen cover (£50.00)axses all that for £110.27 spot on, had it.
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#9 Post by mikeyb »

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Sounds good,
My 2500s is with Adrian Flux and that costs me £300 TPFT. Mind you I am 23 and only have 3 years NCB.
Worth a try y\'think?
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#10 Post by Alan Chatterton »

I would, nothing to loose!
£300 does sound a bit steep for 3rd party, but like you say, your age is against you.
Go online <A>www.peterjamesinsurance.co.uk</A>&nbsp;you can get a quote in minutes there.......
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