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So insure it before it gets deliverd? is this done?
how do I insure it? third party? over the net?
how do I insure it? third party? over the net?
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Just a thought, if it breaks down in Newcastle with a helpful VWW member in it.... what's going to happen? From my experience...and I mean my actual experience of flying down to drive an old car North... that wasn't 100% as per description and blew a*** half way, tow it! I have the patience of a saint and it was my own car and decision, not sure how a third party is going to feel in someone elses clapped out car. Get an independent to inspect it... yes yes I trust Golf Loon like anyone else on this forum does but if the car isn't what you expect then it's going to be your problem not his. If you think all this is cheap enough to be worth the risk go nuts, but remember that old cars (I'm guessing it's not far off your age) do break down on big drives. Again this is just my experience, but if I had my time again, I'd CALL door 2 door and quote them up if you're serious about getting this car to Bris.
Good luck.Comment
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Insuring a SEAT ibiza that only cost $1500
so looking at Just Car insurance as they are a sponsor of MCM.
and they are cheap 185 or 85$ for theft and fire
I like to know what a good companyComment
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well I hope door to door call me soonComment
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It's Easter weekend and they're a family operation, so you might be better to call them on Tuesday.Comment
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are the ibiza easy to work on?
thinking about buying this bomb.Comment
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Ring around, get plenty of quotes. Don't settle on the first one you try.
"If can't get behind your troops, feel free to stand in front of them..."Comment
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Why don't you take the initiative and call them yourself? You are the one wanting their business, so you need to do the legwork (or finger work in this case) to get the quote.
I know you are only a young bloke, but you are going to need to learn to seek out what you need. I think you are relying on the forum to do the work for you, when you need to make the phone calls or drop in and visit places.
I don't mean to sound harsh, but there is only so much we can recommend. "If can't get behind your troops, feel free to stand in front of them..."Comment
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Have you ever owned a car before?Comment
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You could start a thread in the Genral Section called "My first car, advice please" and put all of the stuff in all of the threads you've made into it, it might help people give you advice in one place, and will help you review it. You don't need a new thread for every question you have.Comment
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They're part of AAIME, but if you go third party, and have an at fault accident, then will sting you on the excess. Around $1300 for a driver under 24.2010 Candy White Golf GTI 5Dr. Manual, RNS-510, Bluetooth, Tints, GT-CX 18 Gloss Black Rims.Comment
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my first car, advice please. a road to paradise
Just bought myself Golfloon's GTi.
Costs:
1500 for car
500 for shipping
300 for insurance and road assitance
500 rego I assume
50 for safety certifcate
total: 2850
**** I can't afford that. OR could I? I can. here comes Job. Pizza Delivery!Comment
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At last!
I reckon this is the one that Matt lent to me last year, it does run well. Just put some money aside for unexpected repairs. Nothing worse than having a car sat there because of something pathetic you don't have the cash to fix. This applies to any car, not just the Ibiza.
GavinComment
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bought a car in sydney and now arranging or looking for a company to take it up to Brisbane. 1 thing.
insurance.
how do I buy it for the man/company taking the car on the road?
do I just buy third party and that will cover the trip it takes from being transported.
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bought a car in sydney and now arranging or looking for a company to take it up to Brisbane. 1 thing.
insurance.
how do I buy it for the man/company taking the car on the road?
do I just buy third party and that will cover the trip it takes from being transported.Comment
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