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04-06-2010, 09:24 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: brisbane
Posts: 1,316
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Im in my sixties
I have been paying insurance since the seventies and never had a claim $100 for an AP5 Valiant valued at $600 in 73 and at the time I was earning $150 a week then i bought a 327 Monaro in 1975 and I paid $1750 for it yes thats correct in a car yard and the insurance was $1000 a year as it was classed as a sports car even though I was married with 3 kids I was still classed as a hoon with a sports car so todays insurance costs of $2000 for an 18 year old are pretty cheap in comparison today I pay $300 for the Mrs BA Ghia($20k) and $280 for my AU Monty($7K) and the midlife crisis car costs me $180 a year for the 66 T bird($15k) on club rego thanks john |
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