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Fisrt ask your current Insurance company what discount they will give for the 2nd car without the NCB. If NONO then ask other insurance companies for a quote for 2 cars. 1 with NCB and the other without.
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POST 2Original post
You could always insure it 3rd Party Fire and Theft...if you're not driving it you can't crash into anything so it can't be your fault so 3rd Party Fire and Theft (or whatever that's called these days) should be sufficient? Or you could go for a "Classic" limited mileage policy as it you can easily say it won't do more than 5000 miles a year...
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You could also go for storage insurance on it if you have a garage this is v cheap
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I have bought a Tuscan, which I pick up on Saturday, so until sold my 944S is to be demoted to 2nd car status. Does anyone have any suggestions for the best way to insure it, given my full NCB will be transferred to the new car. Cheers, Marcus
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