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If you're after that sort of vehicle buy a pre 73 landy. That way the vehicle is tax free (historic vehicle) and a classic car on a 2nd car policy is bugger all.

My American car is a great example. It's a 1970 model, with a 5.2 liter V8 pushing out 250 horses, I am 27 and have had my licence for 1 year and 5 months. My insurance is £215.13 a year fully comp with breakdown and publick liability for shows and events. Even classic cars that still have to have a paid tax disc prove to be cost effective if you can get a good one. My Rover is a 1974 2200sc. I still pay tax on that one but the insurance, the same sor of cover as above is £174. My Porsche 924 (when it was on the road) was just under £300.