NTR. Van insurance.
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666rog
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NTR. Van insurance.
I am near ready to buy my first van. Just rang my insurance company and they said no. Can't mix van and cars and bikes on multi vehicle policy. Have any of you found a company that does this.
if you wish to quote me, that's fine. But please use the quote button provided, not a variation of my words.
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Neil the Don
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Put a small camping stove and a mattress in the back of it. And call it a Camper Van.666rog wrote:I am near ready to buy my first van. Just rang my insurance company and they said no. Can't mix van and cars and bikes on multi vehicle policy. Have any of you found a company that does this.
You`ll get insured more easily.( And, you`re not really lying !! )
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when running motoshuttle,the van trailer and all my bikes were insured on one policy,will go through my old paperwork to see who it was,it was a good price from what i remember 
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Mark B
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I think if you buy a van with side windows it gets classed as an mpv and not commercial,also i know some ferry companies charge commercial rates for vans but not mpvs,might be worth thinking about 
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Eric
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Seven Bridge Toll would be cheaper if it has windows, classed as a car not a commercial vehicle. 
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Saga Rog
I wouldnt be too worried about multi vehicle policies as in my experience they don't save much
I'm surprised that your existing company wont entertain the van as its going to be used for social domestic and pleasure with no hire, gain or commercial usage
I wouldnt be too worried about multi vehicle policies as in my experience they don't save much
I'm surprised that your existing company wont entertain the van as its going to be used for social domestic and pleasure with no hire, gain or commercial usage
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Neil the Don
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Do you still have to pay to get into Wales, But it's free to get out ?Eric wrote:Seven Bridge Toll would be cheaper if it has windows, classed as a car not a commercial vehicle.
surely they got that the wrong way around ?
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Try & get a car derived van rog ... or you'll be nicked doing 70mph on dual carriageways & windows in the side is a good idea to avoid tolls etc as said above 
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666rog
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Thanks for all the replies and tips. Aviva wants 1224 quid for my car and a transit on a multi policy. Mad. I will try some of your tips folks but may just hire.
if you wish to quote me, that's fine. But please use the quote button provided, not a variation of my words.
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Eric
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Admiral do multi car policies.
Neil the toll coming in is so we can vet who we let in SO you`ve got no chance.
Neil the toll coming in is so we can vet who we let in SO you`ve got no chance.
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Neil the Don
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Oh that`s surely not right. Who`s going to pay to get into Wales ?!! It`s hardly DisneylandEric wrote:Admiral do multi car policies.
Neil the toll coming in is so we can vet who we let in SO you`ve got no chance.