13-01-2023, 02:51 PM
(13-01-2023, 02:38 PM)Howard Wright Wrote:Yes, that's exactly what they do. When it comes to a serious claim, if the conditions imposed have not been met to the letter, the insurers will leave no stone unturned to refuse it. Some years ago, the son of a local farmer wrote off a car by demolishing a dry stone wall at something over 80 m.p.h. His father claimed he was driving - and got away with it. Said farmer was also a bit of a lad; he managed (goodness knows how) to tap into the main gas pipeline and enjoyed 12 years of free central heating.(13-01-2023, 02:13 PM)Martin Prior Wrote: Given that some 17-year-olds manage to insure hot hatches that they then drive like complete a***holes, I really can't see why there should be such an issue over much tamer elderly cars.
Hi Martin
Around here (Llandrindod) these hoodlums regularly punch holes in hedges and worse. I am told they get cover through the “group insurance” taken out by their farming parents. What the premiums are like I’ve no idea.
Cheers
Howard