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[Moved:Classic Cars] Insurance question

Roycropper63 · 2017-02-21 05:43:23

Morning , Have 2 cars, one on a classic policy for the first time. My question is now that it's on a classic policy would my brother's be covered under their own insurance ( as in driving of other cars etc) to drive the classic?

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21-02-2017 6:43am

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Roycropper63

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Morning ,
Have 2 cars, one on a classic policy for the first time.
My question is now that it's on a classic policy would my brother's be covered under their own insurance ( as in driving of other cars etc) to drive the classic?

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#2 21-02-2017 8:36am
PaulK_CCI

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I think it is more a case of reading your brother's policy, to see what restrictions are on his open driving condition. If the policy literally states "ALL other vehicles" I cannot see an issue, but when there are some restrictions on this, for example that the vehicle must have a valid NCT, your brother might hit a snag if the car is pre-1980 and doesn't need an NCT...

So it's your brother's policy that needs to be checked in detail.

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#3 21-02-2017 11:54am
Dades

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Your brother should really put a call in to his own insurance company.

To quote Corporal Hicks... "It's the only way to be sure".

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