Classic Cars Ireland

I am interested in buying a classic car in Wales and he came home to Ireland. Does anyone know how I could get insurance while in Wales and I would get to go.

Do you get really, really, really big balloon tires, or is there a new long bridge that I've ever heard?

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Go to a broker.

You'll need insurance cover water so you can cross the Irish Sea.

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You do not have insurance for a year in the United Kingdom. It may be cheap enough for a classic (see in a vintage car magazines), but the best solution would be to tell your insurance company Irish what you want to do. I am sure they will insure in its issue of United Kingdom to cover you for travel and then, under a number of new Irish subsequently assigned.

For those who seek to question the United States are aware that this involves insurance in two different countries

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I just want to say to Fred C, there is a ferry to Ireland. You can not cross water.

Most insurance companies assure you right away. I'm with the RAC and they assured me straight to the phone.