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PostSubject: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:00

i've been reading up on them and noticed quite alot of them got through the net and were registered as non turbos
saying that i'm 23, havent got any no claims and i have 5 points in my licence i'm thinking about getting one

selling my bug gx and going for a classic... is it worth it and can you get into trouble off the insurance companies for imports being registered differently?
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:05

If Pc plod knows what he's looking at ya Fk'd because its technically not wots insured, and you could be dun for it & if you need to make a claim it could be void if a engineer inspects the vehicle, the corsa boys have lost & been squashed a few 2ltr turbos for the same reason & also been dun for no insurance, quite a lot take the risk but its up to you
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:19

yeah i understand what you mean, just wasnt sure if it was a loophole as they are registered like that when imported
i'll have to have a think about it and see what everyone elses views are on it
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:25

A lad I know had a non turbo with a turbo engine fitted..he had a crash..
The engineer came out took a look and asked if he was takin the piss... Smile
Like drew says its a gamble..but your decision..
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:35

Stu it like buying a findus 100% beef lasagne & finding out its horse inside the box, it's not what it says on the tin look at the hassle that's caused lol

Personally I don't think it's worth the risk
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:39

haha thats a good way to put it
it was just a thought but i suppose i just got to wait Sad
i might give keith michaels a ring tomorrow and see what they say, no doubt they'll confirm what you've said but its worth i try Razz
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:42

Drop a turbo lump in your bugeye Smile
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyMon 11 Feb - 23:44

thats just as bad lol, i want to stay legal
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 0:06

stu wrote:
haha thats a good way to put it
it was just a thought but i suppose i just got to wait Sad
i might give keith michaels a ring tomorrow and see what they say, no doubt they'll confirm what you've said but its worth i try Razz

keith micheals are clued up already on this...

i had my typeR insured thru them and when i gave them the reg number he said too me it comes up a a 2 door gx, but we no it will be a V5 sti typeR Shocked

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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 0:14

yeah i got my insurance with them, was just going to quiz them
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 7:56

drew@drewsautos wrote:
Stu it like buying a findus 100% beef lasagne & finding out its horse inside the box, it's not what it says on the tin look at the hassle that's caused lol

Personally I don't think it's worth the risk




lol quality
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 9:22

Like Finn says, the insurers know all about the misregistered Scoobs classed as GX's, 1.6's, etc.
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 10:13

drew@drewsautos wrote:
Stu it like buying a findus 100% beef lasagne & finding out its horse inside the box, it's not what it says on the tin look at the hassle that's caused lol

Personally I don't think it's worth the risk

lol! Very Happy lol! Laughing
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 10:31

I would rather buy one that's registrad correctly then you know you getting a true scoobie turbo and not a sport body with a turbo lump dropped in
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 12:53

Just spoke to Keith michaels and they confirmed that it would have to be declared as a turbo
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 13:29

my k plate klonker was a gl and was insured as that ...i thought i was a gl just a little faster than std Shocked Shocked Shocked
you pays ya money ya takes ya chance Laughing Laughing


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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 19:29

well done you stu for wanting to stay legal , there are enough kn*bs out there who just dont care and its us legals who suffer Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 20:01

I don't fancy trying to explain tothe police why my "non turbo" has a dump valve and is capable of 0 - 60 in about 5 seconds haha
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 20:24

How come you've got 0 no claims
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PostSubject: Re: classic imports   classic imports EmptyTue 12 Feb - 22:58

Was down as named driver for a few years... I'm on my own insurance now though :-)
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