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Club 4X4 Review – John Harvey

I recently had a very unhappy experience with the previous specialist insurer of my 4WD when I furnished a claim for damage I incurred whilst driving in a remote location.

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Apr 27 2017

Apr 27 2017

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I recently had a very unhappy experience with the previous specialist insurer of my 4WD when I furnished a claim for damage I incurred whilst driving in a remote location.

I actively sought a new insurer that was attune to the needs of 4WD enthusiasts and off road travel . I have a modified twin cab 80 series landcruiser and most other insurance companies would not insure it. I found Club 4×4 and gave them a ring.

I was fortunate to speak with Graeme who was outstanding and more than happy to discuss the company and its policy for 4WD drive enthusiasts. The premium was competitive and they were happy to insure my modified vehicle and its long list of accessories. I changed. Graeme also discussed insurance for my off road Kimberley Karavan and with a very competitive premium from Club 4×4 I also changed.

Thanks Club 4×4.

Regards

John Harvey

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