Want a free Oricom adventure radio kit?

Have you been thinking of switching to Club 4X4? Well the time is here, because if you combine 2 policies with us right now we are giving away an awesome Oricom 2W UHF CB Radio …

Club 4X4 Insurance

Aug 30 2017

Have you been thinking of switching to Club 4X4? Well the time is here, because if you combine 2 policies with us right now we are giving away an awesome Oricom 2W UHF CB Radio Adventure Pack!

Not only do you get 2 radios (which have integrated FM Radio and Led torches!) you get in-line microphones, shoulder microphones, car and AC charger, belt clips and a soft carry case to take care of this fantastic communications pack.

All you have to do is give us a call on 1800 CLUB 4X4 (258249) and purchase two new policies with Club 4X4 at once and we will get your free gift out to you within 30 days of your policy starting! It could be two 4×4’s, a 4×4 and an SUV, a 4X4 and a camper trailer – the combinations are endless!

But hurry, stocks are limited – so to get the best off-road insurance in the land AND a special gift to boot give us a call on 1800 CLUB 4X4 (258 249) right now!

Happy Touring

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