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Does anyone know if this is a thing or not? Basically my dad has no hope for me not wrapping a car round a tree, which i suppose is sorta justifiable :lol: .

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I dunno, its normally an extra - just have to look around i guess :lol:

On dad insurance then eh?

Bear in mind its fronting ;)

Weve all done it though :paranoid:

^^^^^ I havnt :-D

:lol:

A lot of people have though, including me tbh. Wont be doing it again though - my dad wont let me :lol:

And its better to stand on your own feet tbh, get some no claims behind you :thumbsup:

Sorry to burst you bubble mate but....

You'll need fully comprehensive insurance to get your insurance protected....

That's why people who have a part or full NCB go "protected" on fully

comprehensive insurance,oh yeah...it usually costs a bit more too.

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ok, cheers. time to start looking at less shiny cars or formulate a divine plan to steal ome NCB :p

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