marksscooby
Petrolheads
Mark Cahill said:Keep everything up to date and theres not much they can do really. With regards notifying your insurance of mods, a lot of the time it doesn't even affect the price of your policy unless you've gone balls out on it so your better off declaring everything to them anyway IMO.![]()
Thats the problem though a lot of insurance companies dont insure mods, I think quinn direct are the only ones to insure mods
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it had rally graphics all over it, a full powerflow duel twin exhaust(very loud) and a full WRC kit. it looked like it had more under the hood that it should in fairness. I was stopped a million times and never had any problems. Most of the guards were quite friendly and enquired about the car. But one night I was pulled over,for speeding apparently(1lt car,don`t think so!)by two officers and they interagated(guantanimo had nothing on them
They let me on my way but followed me for ages and could see them chatting like mad in my rearview mirror. When I had my wrx scooby I was never stopped except for a checkpoint and the guard told me to get rid of exhaust because the decibels were too loud. How the f@&k would he know what decibels it was putting out. Alot of robocops out there :lol: