I'd be surprised if any will quote, if they do it'll be at prices which make it clear they don't want the business. I've seen £23000 for my 18YO. He pays £4500 on his car. This is  low because unlike most his age, he has one year NCB, or did... he's just stuffed it. And come on... we all did.

Suddenly £4500 - from the standpoint of the insurer - is not near enough.

Thank you, I'll give Admiral a go. Adrian Flux refused to quote for an 18 year old.

Admiral quoted me ( 23, learners) for £360, Adrian Flux for £480.
Most classic car insurance companies won't insure anyone under 24, I called about six or seven and the only one who would even give me a number was AF.

Trying to get a nearly 19 year old son insurance for a series 2, full clean licence, but policy gone from £600 to £2-4k for second year insurance. Any tips for insurance companies to try? It would be a shame if the youngsters get priced out...

Patina rules !

(by WoodenMan)

Door tops off today as one of the bolts had broke. Took her for the first drive this spring, but probably one of the last with this engine. Just need to get the guts to change a 2.25 diesel 3 bearing that is knackered for a 5 bearing 2.25 diesel...... is it easy? as going up the mountain in 1st/2nd due to lack of puff aint the quietest experience

Just ordered some!

Indeed it is and does

It's a bit of a long story, but it stuck, it works, it is re memorable and it creates conversation.

I too got mine from Frosts ...



Follow the instructions on the can to the letter and you'll be OK.