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Club 4X4 Testimonial – Debbie & Clinton Logan

We had heard about club 4×4 insurance but had not yet looked into it.

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Apr 17 2018

Apr 17 2018

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We had heard about club 4×4 insurance but had not yet looked into it.

It was at this time that our previous insurance company had informed us that our slide-on camper would only be insured by them till the end of this next policy. That was the motivation l needed to make an enquiry.

Although the cost for the vehicle was more expensive, there were a lot of extras and the slide on was no more expensive.

Our experience with the staff and questions l had were all dealt with promptly and with patience and good outcomes.

Thank you

Debbie and Clinton Logan

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