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Carlie@A-Plan
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GavHelme wrote:Hi Carlie

Have my 3 with Flux at the minute, will try you when up for renewal in a few months

Do you offer a 4x4 / Classic multi car policy with limited mileage and agreed value?

Gav
Short answer is Yes :)

We have specialist 4x4 policies that include off roading and like for like mod cover, we also have specialist classic policies which are limited mileage and have options for agreed value if needed (we do not charge for agreed value). Likelihood is will go with same insurer for multi-discounts but we also will look at having with separate insurers because as an advised broker we want to make sure you're getting the best deal.

01635 874646 is the number you need and we can quote up to 30 days before you're due :D

Carlie
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John757
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Welcome to gwagenregister Carlie :D
Carlie@A-Plan
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John757 wrote:Welcome to gwagenregister Carlie :D
Thank you :mrgreen:
Paddycham
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Hi. Firstly. Thanks to Andy who I met in Coolock Dublin for directing me to this Forum and to the admins for accepting my registration.
I am a long standing 4x4 enthusiast and for many years drove Defenders, series Landys and old Range Rovers. (Currently own an 80s era Nissan Patrol) I am considering a 1991 lwb g as an everyday driver but have never driven a g of any year so have no idea how practical they are but would be surprised if they are less comfortable than a defender. Any advice greatly appreciated.
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Welcome to GWR paddy.. best advice is let us know where you are and there is bound to be a member close by you can visit and have a chat with and look at their G
We also have a a buyers guide packed with useful info, in the Technical Library.. dont buy the first one you see.. post up pics of any you are interested in.. and members will chip in with advice.

Good luck... take your time


John :)
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Thanks . I am in North Co Dublin. Thanks for that advice.
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Welcome on board Paddy.
Your best intro would be to drive (or passenger) in a few different ones. You have already met Andy. Try his W463 LWB converted to OM606A 6 cylinder multivalve Turbodiesel.
Visit me in Lucan to try a W460 LWB with OM662A 5 cylinder old school Turbodiesel.
With some planning we could get a few heads together some Sunday morning for coffee and G talk.
Eddie.
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Thanks Eddie. I will take you up on that. Will give you a shout next week. Cheers.
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Glenn
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I’m only down the road from Andy. Have a 300GE auto similar to the one Andy mentioned.
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Thanks Glen. Be in touch.
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