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From: Krusty on 11 Feb 2010 10:03
Simon Wilson wrote:

> Lozzo wrote:
> > Simon Wilson wrote:
> >
> > > I'm planning to pop over the channel, just for 24 hours, carting a
> > > load of tat over. I've managed to blag a vehicle, but my CIHAGM
> > > insurance doesn't extend to overseas.
> > >
> > > Anyone aware of a policy that will do the necessary for not too
> > > many sovs? Breakdown cover would be a bonus.
> >
> > Ecarinsurance will do short term insurance with Euro cover, that's
> > who I used to take the Evos to Austria. You fill out the form
> > online, pay online, print off your certificate from an email and
> > that's it, all done. I have taxed cars with the printed certificate
> > too, so it's all valid.
> >
>
> hmmm.
>
> The eCar Short Term Insurance Policy is suitable for:
> <snip>
> - Driving in the UK only.

The first two day insurance places I Googled both include EU cover -
daycover.com & tempcover.com. They also list vans, which is something
you'll need to check as lots of places won't cover them.

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From: Simon Wilson on 11 Feb 2010 10:13
Krusty wrote:
> Simon Wilson wrote:
>
>> Lozzo wrote:
>>> Simon Wilson wrote:
>>>
>>>> I'm planning to pop over the channel, just for 24 hours, carting a
>>>> load of tat over. I've managed to blag a vehicle, but my CIHAGM
>>>> insurance doesn't extend to overseas.
>>>>
>>>> Anyone aware of a policy that will do the necessary for not too
>>>> many sovs? Breakdown cover would be a bonus.
>>> Ecarinsurance will do short term insurance with Euro cover, that's
>>> who I used to take the Evos to Austria. You fill out the form
>>> online, pay online, print off your certificate from an email and
>>> that's it, all done. I have taxed cars with the printed certificate
>>> too, so it's all valid.
>>>
>> hmmm.
>>
>> The eCar Short Term Insurance Policy is suitable for:
>> <snip>
>> - Driving in the UK only.
>
> The first two day insurance places I Googled both include EU cover -
> daycover.com & tempcover.com. They also list vans, which is something
> you'll need to check as lots of places won't cover them.
>

Gottit, thanks. tempcover.com �32 for two days, �8 back through Quidco.
Just need to book the ferry now.

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/Simon
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