Gotta register my buggy tomorrow. Does anyone know if there will be issues getting a CTP greenslip for it?
I am trying NRMA first.
[Edited on 15-7-2004 by pete wood]
nope. they cannot refuse insurance on your car if it is roadworthy. they can however make it very expensive. AAMI still seems to be the cheapest though.
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CTP insurance is virtually the same from them all I thought?
Third party property and comprehensive depends on the car and will require some hunting around. Shannons is a sure bet.
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RACQ wouldnt insure my baja but i rang up shannons and they had no problems. as for CTP it should all be sweet as its part of registration.
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in NSW CTP is separate to the rego even though it's compulsory. prices for CTP greenslip insurance vary widely, believe me. But because it's compulsory, it cannot be refused AFAIK.
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Make it go faster!!
Didn't get the replies on this post soon enough so I ended up going to AAMI. With my 3rd party property insurance from Shannons I got a discount and it was a shade under 500 bucks. Apparently they under write for Shannons so that's why they can discount (worth remembering guys). I was pretty happy with this considering NRMA was about 100 bucks more. NRMA really is no good for anything anymore, I'm afraid even the road service guys are a bit hopeless now. The guy at AAMI could see the car from his counter but didn't even ask about mods. :P
For all you guys without 3rd party property, check this out. Mine is only 280 odd dollars from Shannons and that's for a highly modified buggy.
So, I reckon you've got no excuse for not having any on mostly stock beetles and buses. If you don't have 3rd party property get some asap. :cussing
[Edited on 17-7-2004 by pete wood]
good deal
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i asked gio about my beetle was about $570 or so as i wasnt registered , how did you insure an unregistered buggy as ive asked about this before and they wont insure unless its registered.
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and on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/FlatFourit's not insured UNTIL it's registered. they are happy to take your $$$, but cover only starts when it's regoed and you give them the new plate number.
mine was only $250-odd but I have a few things thru them and am an old bastard now (30+)
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Make it go faster!!
oh ok (old at 30 try being 40)lol😉
meetings 1st sunday of the month
check wbsite for location
All Welcome
http://www.flatfour.org/
and on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/FlatFourI was wrong. The 3rd party property insurance was $250 not $280. :thumb
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the guy from Shannons said the car was actually covered on the way to and from the blue slip inspection provided I followed the right rules. Ie, a letter of intention with date, time, destination, etc. I wasn't expecting that and was really quite impressed.
I am old geazer as well at 31...now where did I put my...what was I looking for...what's my name again...:duh
yeah being under 25 sucks, but dont worry they will change it before i get in to the cheap rates then it will be under 30😊blush
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