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  • NismoS-tune
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    be a man, get an STI or EVO which is insurable, easier to source parts, LHD (so n chance of being subject to RHD criticism) and quicker in stock form lol.

    Otherwise, keep on shopping, someone will insure you for the right price.


    Originally posted by derbeck View Post
    hey check out an insurance broker im through intakt insurance and its 160 a month and im 24 no tickets any more
    And if you get backed into, it's pretty much written off cause of the claimed value is lower than the basic repair costs (which is why you pay so little and no, they don't tell you why it's cheap)
    Last edited by NismoS-tune; 03-12-2011, 10:06 PM.

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  • derbeck
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    hey check out an insurance broker im through intakt insurance and its 160 a month and im 24 no tickets any more

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  • bellis_GTR
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    The reason they cant find a Skyline in there database is because the car was not sold in North America, therefore it is a grey market vehicle.

    Here is a whole thread about insurance company's that might insure RHD vehicles. It's pretty tough to get insurance for RHD's now a days tho.




    Hope this helps, Good luck.
    Last edited by bellis_GTR; 03-12-2011, 07:09 PM.

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  • R33Dude
    started a topic Insuring a Skyline

    Insuring a Skyline

    I'm looking to buy an R33 GT-S. I called up my insurance company and they said a Skyline wasn't in their database, and that if it wasn't in their database they couldn't insure it. I was just wondering if maybe the car goes by another name?

    Also, I'm 21 (turning 22 this summer) and I have a few tickets (coming off in a couple months), is there any good insurance companies I can look for with decent rates? What is a decent rate for a 21 year old on a Skyline?
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