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Guest tgriffin
Originally posted by jmp

Hmm.. Just rang SGIO too and they wont insure a N/A R33 to anyone under 25, **** that's bullshit.

Seems to be going downhill from here :)

Call Famous Class Car Insurance 1300 886 029, they are in WA.

They quoted me $3299/yr for comprehensive. I have no idea how reputable they are, but I am strongly considering them because they are a lot cheaper than other places.

Also, a few other places:

http://www.uniqueautosports.com.au/insurance.htm

Originally posted by jmp

Will Suncorp do insurance in WA before I waste 10 minutes of my life on hold ?

Suncorp will nearly allways answer the phone in about 20 seconds...never ever had a problem. And i have a few other insurances through them.

0% rating 6, you will go to rating 7 after a claim and about the only people who will touch you is Just Cars for a price(experienced it myself). If you currently have insurance through some other place that is cheaper than Just Cars, don't let your insurance lapse as they won't take you back until on rating 6 again (1 year, experience again). But if you just renew the policy at rating 7 they (usually) won't decline insurance.

I tried Shannons. They said they only insure "collector or vintage cars" or if you belong to a club of some sorts (the group of guys down the carpark doesn't count unless fully incorporated). They have indicated if you are in a club they were not likely to insure you for everyday driving, only weekend club events.

But this was a little while ago, it may be different.

Guest tgriffin
Originally posted by franks

a girlfriend of mine got insurance for her extremely modified R33 GTSt in Sydney through a company called Australia Insurance Brokers ph. 07 3397 5511.

$2800.  

under 25, but has restrictions...

Thanks for the contact - I'll give them a call! What kind of restrictions BTW?

The common stuff like must be garaged, immobiliser/tracker?

hey guys im with Famous Classic Car Insurane........they're OK and I've been to their offices which is kinda small but seems quite efficient. apparently they've been in business for 20 years.

Originally posted by tgriffin

Call Famous Class Car Insurance 1300 886 029, they are in WA.

They quoted me $3299/yr for comprehensive.  I have no idea how reputable they are, but I am strongly considering them because they are a lot cheaper than other places.

Also, a few other places:

http://www.uniqueautosports.com.au/insurance.htm

Guest tgriffin
Originally posted by kik-ass

I'm not sure who I am with, it's a deal my father got through a broker, but he's paying around $900 for his 2 door STI and I'm paying about $850 for my R33 GTST and I'm 26, so looking what other guys are paying, I must have a good deal!

What broker?!?!?! :)

Guest GR33DyMANGO

ive found that the best option is to (as soon as you get your drivers licence) put your name on your parents insurance policy as a 5% time driver. i probably only drove my parents cars about once a year.

anyway.. the point is it that my name being on their policy counts towards my NCB. so i have a 55 or 60% NCB (cant remember which one it is)... but ive been quoted something like $875 pa. for first party insurance.

i should point out that the figure includes that the car must be garaged at night and i do live in a safer than normal suburb for which i was told decreased the figure by heaps! thank god coz im so rediculously low on cash atm... haha.. but then again i will be the coolest looking guy who cant even afford to buy his lunch.. hehhee:D priorities? 1)skyline 2) eating

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