Can I get classic car insurance if it's my only car?

System

Some do, some don't, you just have to ask. Some say "do you have access to another car?", which is not quite the same thing as owning and insuring another car.

Most define "classic" as over 15 years old, some as over 20.
They will probably require membership of a recognised owners club, and to see photographs. They may even want a valuation report from the club.

Most won't accept drivers under 21 on a classic policy.

raskazz

mikey72 wrote: »

Equity Red Star.

Just checked, it's not Axa this year, it was Swintons, with Sabre.
(We've got too many cars to keep track off)

Where you right, or would you have said KGM?

I would have said RSA, ERS or (if it were prior to their withdrawal from personal lines insurance) NIG.

Knowing what I know about Footman James it doesn't surprise me that they were the broker though.

mikey72

raskazz wrote: »

I would have said RSA, ERS or (if it were prior to their withdrawal from personal lines insurance) NIG.

Knowing what I know about Footman James it doesn't surprise me that they were the broker though.

Guess I can pick them then.
I'm insured with the RSA, through the CSIS.