For the second year running Adrian Flux came up trumps again with no rise in cost -> £330. 5k limited mileage with commuting, 0 points and 7 years NCB.

Glynwood were the second closest at £337 under a classic policy, but I stuck with Flux to keep my NCB growing. No one else I rang was near!

NCB? Therefore not a classic policy?

Seems like a decent quote considering that commuting will bump up the premium as well. Fully comp presumably?

Same experience for me, Flux beat everybody by >£50

Yes a fully comp 'normal' policy with commuting, not classic. I live in a city and it's parked on the road at night.

flux are always the best quote for me too .

sounds like an awesome deal

Good news. Mine is up in a month so going start phoning around starting with flux.

flux did my renewal £460 fully comp domestic only 4k a year and parked on the street .... same as last year

I got my coupe insured for £260 fully comp with a admiral multicar policy 3k a year and parked up drive.I have one years no claims as I use coupe as third car so my no claims are used on other cars

Since getting this policy I've added a stainless exhaust and induction kit for zero additional cost. Very happy with that!

flux couldnt match footman james.

the quote i got today was for
parked on the drive,
agreed valuation,
legal and
salvage purchase option.
Mods include exhaust and lowered suspension.
fully comp

2000 miles £248, or £215 without the lowered suspension...

Getting old has some benefits!

...and now for the third year running Flux came up trumps. I have the same details as above which came in at £310 but with a Front Mount added to the policy and 3,000 miles per year. This includes free legal cover too.

Sarah at Glynwood was £3 less but I decided to go with Adrian Flux as it keeps the NCB ticking over and I get 3rd party cover on other vehicles. Footman James were £376 this year.

I thought I'd add myself to the list. Just taken out my first policy with Adrian Flux. I was with AXA. Adrian was cheaper and also came with the Guaranteed Valuation. Protected No Claims at £203. But I do live in the middle of nowhere and its garaged.

I tried Sarah at Glywood which was around £100 more and as above I keep my NCB ticking

Couldn't be more pleased and impressed!!

flux are always the best quote for me too , £245 this year and on a London postcode .

I thought mine was cheap, but in London that is good, specially with your mods

Adrian Flux gets my vote... just insured mine with them complete with all mods / current spec for 10K.... cost me £285.

i am a happy bunny with that

Adrian flux wanted 1k plus for me?

Adrian Flux quoted the cheapest for me this year..... But then my current insurer (Brentacre) matched it! Worth giving them both a try!

Flux again for me at renewal, agreed value, limited mileage =£165 (but I am on old git so price may be because of grey hair !)

Mine is with AF inc breakdown £102.00 fully comp with no excess.

Flux came up trumps again at renewal time , 9k agreed value , 5k limited mileage = £233 with a London postcode .

Is it garaged Ian?

No but on a driveway .

And again this year!

And another year:

Flux £390
Footman James £450
Classic Line £561

Great price for me this year!

£234 with coilovers, 18" alloys, brake discs, exhaust, wheel spacers added and 4k limited mileage and not garaged.

Guys, advice please...

I've been with Adrian Flux for years due to my standard Coup now being "modified". I've made only subtle changes, Eibach's/LE skirts/LE front bumper/SuperSprint exhaust/Forge DV006 dump valve. It's been insured as TPFT on 1000k per year for peanuts of a premium, for about 5 years.

Now that I've just spent 4k on chassis work and a front end re-spray, plus lots of time spend by me (basically saving lots of labour @ £60 per hour) I want to insure it fully comprehensive and set the value myself.

Question is how much for?? What are the current values? I've seen much opinion of a "future classic" and that prices should rise etc but how do you actually quantify this?

My Coup is a good low mileage example, only slightly enhanced but generally unmolested, what it worth? Add 4k to the mix for money just spent ans that what I want to insure it for.

I imagine you may be asked to provide proof as to why you showing you Coupe has a sudden increase in value so its best to try and find similar Coupes which are for sale in similar condition or mileage or modification or all three. You can present these to the insurer.

Just renewed again with Adrian Flux (again using Marker Study for cover). I upgraded from TPFT to Fully Comp, 1000m miles a year to 4000m, added commuting, upped the value from £3000 to the max they would go which is £5500. The premium rose from £205 to £293, not bad. I threw in breakdown cover for another £56 so the DD will £40.68 x 10.This is still a Classic policy so there is no 'no claims bonus' being accrued but not an issue as I have this built up on the main car anyway.

I may still hack it out with the 'Agreed Value' team to get the value raised more. Hopefully pictures of an immaculate car, examples of what it would cost to go and buy another one of similar mileage and condition, and proof of recent work done may sway them.

I'm just worried about some idiot stuffing me up the arse like what happened to Cheech and feeling hard done by with the payout after lots of recent spend and hours of work.

As my current insurer Academy (previously Glynwood) haven't even sent me a renewal invitation for my renewal next week despite me chasing, I've just moved to Adrian Flux (using Kinetic for cover). They came in at £260 which was £85 less than Hagerty quoted for what seems to be the same cover. I'm assured I can get my current agreed value of £10k (subject to the usual photo evidence etc).

It seems that even with the same classic insurer they are brokers so we can end up with different limits to cover.