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[glendog74]

Originally Posted by lawsy

Turn your traction off Alex, they wont get so hot

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[Mike R]

Originally Posted by lawsy

Turn your traction off Alex, they wont get so hot

I didn't realise Alex owned the only front wheel drive CSL in existence .

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by _Nathan_

People can ask whatever they want, still think anyone paying 35k for a 60k mile csl is mad.

Mine is a lot lower mileage, so I thought £33k would be a sensible figure, given that it is likely to go up over the next 12 months. The worse possible situation to be in is to have a car under-insured in the event of a total loss.

[shimmy]

Originally Posted by Mike R

I didn't realise Alex owned the only front wheel drive CSL in existence .

Not sure I understand this post mike?

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by shimmy

Not sure I understand this post mike?

WHOOOOOOOSHHHHHH

Der - the picture Alex posted up clearly shows the fronts doing all the work glowing red hot. The traction control works on the rears .

[shimmy]

Originally Posted by Mike R

WHOOOOOOOSHHHHHH

Der - the picture Alex posted up clearly shows the fronts doing all the work glowing red hot. The traction control works on the rears .

Oh you are so 1980s Mike


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[Mike R]

Originally Posted by shimmy

Oh you are so 1980s Mike


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And proud of it LOL .

[The Gorilla]

Hi,

Quote-''Yeah sorry, since purchasing my CSL in March I have had to increase the insurance value to £33k, so £30k was rounding down.


Another Insurance Companies ''Dream client''.

Regards,

The Gorilla.

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by The Gorilla

Hi,

Quote-''Yeah sorry, since purchasing my CSL in March I have had to increase the insurance value to £33k, so £30k was rounding down.


Another Insurance Companies ''Dream client''.

Regards,

The Gorilla.

I worked in the insurance industry for ten years - I know how it works. My premium was no more by doing this, but it means that I won't be fighting them in the event of a claim, as it is an agreed value policy. Perhaps I'm just a bit more astute than you give me credit for .

[sjb]

I see where mike is coming from, no one surely tells the insurance company exactly how much they paid for their car do they? Although of course they will still only give you 'book price' I hope they don't go by 'webuyanycar.com's pricing

In seriousness Mike I'm about to renew my policy and was thinking of going the modern classic agreed value route, in my experience of this you have to produce a certificate or similar from a recognised car club with the valuation????