Seagreen
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Renewal time. Who's good for very old boat insurance, then?
Classic insurance.
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DoubleEnder
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cliffordpope
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I tried all the specialist insurers and then found Navigators General was half the previous best offer.
pyrojames
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Wehring und Wolfes, in Germany.
Roach1948
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Presently with Navigators and General (Zurich Group - so German also). Mine is running out too so I have been looking.
Simon Winter quoted £40 more than NG but it covers single-handed (any amount day or night),European waters, 5 days skippered charter, no set marina base, flexible liftout extension in September - all of which are "extras" on the NG package.
Simon Winter quoted £40 more than NG but it covers single-handed (any amount day or night),European waters, 5 days skippered charter, no set marina base, flexible liftout extension in September - all of which are "extras" on the NG package.
Seagreen
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This was the one I liked the best.
http://www.simonwintermarine.co.uk/
Just to let you know.
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http://www.simonwintermarine.co.uk/
Just to let you know.
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SimonEverett
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Have you tried Armada - they do the scheme for the CMBA (Classic Motor Boat Association).
Seagreen
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I went with Simon Winter, as he had a very competitive and flexible policy, plus a very mature attitude to singlehanding and season extension. Of course, I've not had to make a claim...
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