When I was 17 I was paying my own insurance on a 94 GT turbo,insured correctly and I had to worked hard for the money. I'm not having a go,its just not every one is the same,so usually a blanket statement doesn't work and it doesn't solve your situation.
Well head,u must be a navan man, a lot of young lads have it handy and the dont no what hard work is because mammy wouldnt like there hands getting dirty, its true man, moaning doesnt get me out of this hole does it ha ha.
If i lived up north which is only about 20min to the boarder away i would be insured as we speak, its a different story getting insured in the south on the likes you no.
I no meath well 1 more guess Ashbourne, i can relate to that hard work but was labourerin for builders at 17 am now a chippie with no work just the odd bitAbout 20 miles off .good guess though
Some aye,but when I was 17 I was working as a labourer/plaster for 2 guys,up at 5am and home at 7am for minimum wage,back when there was plenty of construction work
Wrong direction lol
Slane or the Kells area then ha ha, the owl fella has 2 classics an mg midgit an a mgbgt he said the car has to br 30 years old to get classic insurance, hes a hard man to get an answer from, am not sure if the starlet is classed as a classic, did u see the quote i got from brittons above
Your only about 25 min from me, believe it or not i was talking to that crowd today and the quote the got was crazy, the never said that i could put it under classic am sure the would of if i could, i dont think the starlet falls into the classic insurance bracket, i would like to find this out all the same.