Does anyone know where I can find the conditions for getting classic car insurance? I am thinking of buying a 1981 MG BGT or a 1973 VW Beetle and I am wondering as a provisional driver can i get classic insurance on either of these?
Usually full license required, can't be your main car, vehicle must be 20 years old minimum, annual mileage limits normally apply and the youngest driver most accept is, i believe, 25 years old with some stipulating 30 years old.
Because you'd be asked to supply evidence of cover on a main car.
Btw it would be insanely stupid to go down any road that involves "but how do the insurance company know whether it is or isn't".
Non-declaration of anything relevant or fraudulantly declaring something along the lines of what you're suggesting would automatically render the cover null and void.
They'd "know" this the moment you have an accident and they follow it up (they always investigate). You'd then be personally liable for any costs/legal/criminal action.
Thanks Eurofan, the request was more of one in hope than anything else. I am going through the frustrations of getting insurance at the moment and I am finding that my age seems to be irrelevant. I am 28 but because I am on my provisional they refused to quote me on 1.6 litre Hyundai coupe. What hope do I have?