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dont bother putting it into your dads name, you will need to be listed as a percentage driver of some sort, and the premium will always reflect the youngest driver.

Best and cheapest are two things you will soon learn don't go together in the same sentence when owning a skyline.

FYI, try SGIC, Just Cars and Shannons.

Have you ever had any insurance before even thidr party?

If so, i would go with just cars as they recognise this and will give you the equivalent full comp insurance.

you also have young and cool, vigil and famous car insurance.

Pays just to ring around as you need an insurance history at some stage in your life and it is better to start now rather than later.

Make sure you get an insurance approved alarm and a club lock for the steering wheel the more deterrants the better.

Yea, unless you are over 25 and no accident history for 3-5years Shannon's probably won't insure you.

Just saying.

I have proof they insure under 25's.

Krishy - R33 GTS-t, no accident history. Insured by Shannons for a couple of years now

Me - R34 GT-t, no claim history or crash history, Shannons wont insure me

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