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mad-mk1
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Kennomini wrote:

They then said try "just cars" and they simply don't insure minis :x :


my roundnos eis insured with just car... :? :wink:

mad-mk1, shannons, agrred value, salvage rights, etc etc, cheap too.

and my daily commodore is through cuna mutual

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Jules, give Ryno insurance a try, www.rynoinsurance.com.au

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Kyoda wrote:
But is a Moke a higher risk than any other 'convertible' sports car??

I could get into an MG or Sprite as easily as I could a Moke :?


The answer to that question is YES cause it doesnt even have a door and try do hard corner without a seatbelt, either the driver or passanger will slide out :) thats why its high risk :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol

The best part when they(specially young people) ask you over the phone what type or how many door does it has? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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I have insurance for both my cars through two places.

The one I care about is with shannons. The one of less valuue, I am trialing with Ryno... they dont handle their own claims, and to me that is a big worry, when you pay your premium, your paying for the claims service.

Ill stick with shannons next year I think...
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Shannons were great to deal with. No problem with the agreed value ($10 000) and a good premium.

I'm just happy my Moke is on Club plates and I get to use it. Our S is next on the road - I'll stick with Shannons for that one as well.

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Since last year we have both our going Minis with Shannons, also the AU Ford and the house & contents too.
We saved $200 on house and contents and got lots more extras cover than we had with NRMA.
Saved over $100 on the Ford.
All we have with NRMA now is the boat- Shannons don't do those and it's too old for Club Marine. :lol:

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Supercrap will insure them (managed to get a quote of $415 per year)

https://ecommerce.disconline.com.au/links/supercheap

Claims process is an unknown.

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drmini in aust wrote:
Since last year we have both our going Minis with Shannons, also the AU Ford and the house & contents too.
We saved $200 on house and contents and got lots more extras cover than we had with NRMA.
Saved over $100 on the Ford.
All we have with NRMA now is the boat- Shannons don't do those and it's too old for Club Marine. :lol:


I've just changed everything over to Shannons too. To insure all my cars with Shannons is only slightly more than insuring just the Jackaroo with RACV!

I also moved the house and contents and the investment property. Overall I'm saving about $100 a month. :shock:

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I'm with Suncorp historic insurance, it has to be over a certain age (25 years I think) to qualify but its heaps cheaper the last time I looked. I have had 2 minis with them but I have never had to claim. Does anyone else have this insurance.
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