As above… Dull,but i need to know!! 🙂

Adrian Flux – cant remember how much though.

NFU – and it’s about £450

Direct Line. T5 174. 2008 £385

Adrian Flux £1400

Tesco. T230 Connect. £230 inc named drivers. Low risk profession. City postcode. Non decalled. Non racked.

Was pleasantly surprised by Aviva multi car deal. Included our T4 for I think under £400 despite the no claims being all used up on our other cars. And my licence isn’t as clean as it should be.

I’ve found the specialist van insurers (CVD for last few years) a pain if you want to change anything – admin fees – so as well as it being quite cheap I was glad to get it onto a normal car insurer and also to have just one policy for all cars. No experience with claims though.

Aviva +1, 400 for dispatch and Mazda 3 sport on multicar. Topcash back and nectar points too!

budget.. less than 300 i think .( fat 50yr old plumber, signwritten van in the personal injury claims capital that is rochdale)

Give brentacre a call they deal with modified vw vans and one offs,

Private use van insurance I.e non business is generally more expensive.

£250 for a Kangoo 🙄

+1 Brentacre although Adrian Flux gave me a better quote this year, Brentacre beat it.
~£270, 2006 modified T5 personal and commuting

Aviva …my insurance went down by nearly £100 this year – win!

Edit – £300 / Caddy personal and commute

been a year or so but whoever came up cheapest on the van comparison sites (with the stuff I wanted)

generally under £400 Fully Comp with work travel/use ans a sensible excess.

Churchill quoted me 297 for my 04 combo this year…gunna try for cheaper elsewhere… Personal & commute only.. Hoping for 200ish?!.. Your various deals make interesting reading guys ;))

will depend where you live mostly, do you have any car insurance to compare to, £300 sounds like good value if it’s fully comp.

Private use van insurance I.e non business is generally more expensive.

never found that to be the case, made very little difference adding on work for mine and was coming out comparable with an Octavia Estate that was parked next to it with the same people insured.