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Well, I have just spoken with my insurance broker.
In its current state, the Pulsar is going to cost $330.00AU to insure, for 3rd party damage, fire, and theft, insured to a value of $4000.00
After the stereo and rebuild is finished, the cost to insure it, for 12 months, is going to be (wait for it..) ... $2238.00 Insured value : $11,000.
Heh.. ouch :)
What year Pulsar? I used to have one Cool little car!
[quote]Originally posted by EvilCabbage:
<strong>Well, I have just spoken with my insurance broker.
In its current state, the Pulsar is going to cost $330.00AU to insure, for 3rd party damage, fire, and theft, insured to a value of $4000.00
After the stereo and rebuild is finished, the cost to insure it, for 12 months, is going to be (wait for it..) ... $2238.00 Insured value : $11,000.
Heh.. ouch :) </strong><hr></blockquote>
That sucks, EC. I hope you're rich... :(
[quote]Originally posted by goinpostal:
<strong>What year Pulsar? I used to have one Cool little car!</strong><hr></blockquote>
1984 ET Pulsar. 1.5L Efi Turbo. The clincher, is the ****eload of stereo gear ;)
Car will end up being insured for $4000, and the stereo gear for $7000 :D :D
That'll teach you to go winning stuff :D
Kinda sounds like it would be werth buying a decent car to put the stuff in, at least then the insurance bill might not feel so bad... :eek:
[quote]Originally posted by NooNoo:
<strong>Kinda sounds like it would be werth buying a decent car to put the stuff in, at least then the insurance bill might not feel so bad... :eek: </strong><hr></blockquote>
I love the ET, I will eventually sell it (next year maybe) but not before fitting a larger turbo (Garret T28 methinks) stroking it to 1.7L, large front mounted intercooler, some custom fuel mapping, and porting the head.
In short, its not an investment, its a hobby :D :D :D