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Don't know if it's still relevant but Co-op insurance was always cheapest for me and my bunch of mates back wen we learnt to drive. £1500 TPFT sounds about right though, 15 years ago I was 17 in an 18 year old MkII Escort, the car was worth £250 and I was paying £1000 TPFT. Insurance is one big piece of sh-t pie and we all have to take a bite

Try elephant.com They seem the best for young drivers and do a good 10 month policy where you get a years no claim bonus for the 10 months. I always find that confused.com is the best comparison site compared to all the others. Very simle and easy to use for grandads too Admiral is a sister company for elephant so I always get a quaote from elephant and then ring admiral and see if they can beat it. when they do then go back to elephant and ask them to beat their sister comapny (which they often do) Hope this helps dude dan

Try getting quotes with his mum on the policy (not as main driver) some companies give more disciunt for two drivers especially if one is experienced and female.

We are pleased to be exhibiting again in the WSCC sponsors area at Stoneleigh this year. We will have the full range of seats on display. Please come and say hello and try the seats for size. There will be an exceptional 20% discount and free UK shipping on any seats ordered at the show. £20 deposit to secure. (cheque or cash only as we will have no credit card facility) This is a show offer only and our last extra discount offer for this year. This is only available to WSCC members. Please quote "WSCC20" when ordering. Edit to add that in reply to the messages saying unable to make the show but looking for seats, we will also honour the offer for all phone orders received before the end of next week. The office number is 01732 865 635 or email sales@tillettcarseats.co.uk Regards David

Fitted dashboard clock to match in with my sat nav, just got to reprogram the sat nav with the latest updates

FWIW, have a stock 2l Silvertop on TBs and it's excellent. Fraction shy of 170bhp, superb driveability, even economical too (often get over 30mpg in normal driving). Excellent VFM I think. Of course you can get more from tuning, but it soon adds up cost-wise. Cams will be an easy £500 straight away and without head work, aren't going to give an awful lot more, so it soon becomes the dripping tap syndrome. Fine if you have the desire and budget of course. You can always revisit tuning later anyway. Not experienced the multi link steering on the Westfield, but used to have a Marcos Mantula many years back and that had a similar setup....which was pretty awful.