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i've just purchased a shogun which has had a chequed history and is consiquently registerded on a Q plate ,
this is making insurance companys run and hide in the nearest dark room as the computor says NOOOO.......... :roll:

if anybody knows of a company that could assist me that would be a great help as i don't really want to break it
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Hi jason!
Ive just renewed my motor trade policy today! I used to have the same problem, as i do some salvage. I`m now insured with alsager through the bollington group. http://www.bollington.com They now cover me for just about anything!--The price is very good too! If you are not in the motor trade, it might be worth becoming a part time trader :whistle: :whistle: :-D
good luck!
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thanks russell i will contact them tomorrow,i was under the impression these policies where very difficult to get .

the amount of vehicles i have i might as well be a motortrader
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Post by Stuart »

sidewaysfletch wrote:i was under the impression these policies where very difficult to get .
Not at all Jason. There are simply procedures in place to make sure that the benefits are only there for legitimate businesses. I'm sure you're as legit' as it gets mate :thumb:

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sidewaysfletch wrote:thanks russell i will contact them tomorrow,i was under the impression these policies where very difficult to get .

the amount of vehicles i have i might as well be a motortrader
:roll:

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In truth it is very easy!
I will give you an example :whistle: :whistle:
You are a part time trader in full time employment.
You sell 3-4 cars a month from your home.(nothing flash, just family cars :-D )
(They do all cough at modified stuff and all exclude cossie`s and steam powered vehicels!?!- my scooby on a seperate policy)
The shoguns your company car.
You might buy the odd one or two easy fixer upper`s from a salvage yard!
Lets be honest most car enthusiasts do fall into the part time trader catagory anyway :-D
Obviously i could`nt condone anyone lying to obtain a open insurance policy :(
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Post by duncan »

Do Countax's count as motor vehicles Jase ? :D :lol:

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dynamix wrote:Do Countax's count as motor vehicles Jase ? :D :lol:
not really mate but these are :thumb:


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Loving that a lot 8)

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Post by slow_matt »

Flux may help as they do grey imports and Q plated if it's known why it's Q'd.

It does usually cost a lot more as the number of markets are cut right down.

That may be a legit way of doing it!

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