Not sure it would help much? Can you actually read?
Modifications and insurance
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Put it up then I will give it a try. If I struggle, I will ask the experts here.
How would we do that if you don’t even know where your policy is? In any case, you’re the one who has been banging on about non OE parts being forbidden by insurance companies yet you admit you don’t know what your one says because you can’t find it. Idiot.
We can do a compare between yours and that of Avocet. The common bits will be in mine and every body else's.
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Avocet is not claiming what you are claiming. Do you actually have any car insurance?
He claimed his insurance allowed pattern parts. Is your insurance the same? Yes, I have the cheapest insurance I can find. Based on the T&C of a random internet find, pattern parts are not allowed.
But not on your actual policy because you don’t actually know.
Since you believe pattern parts are allowed, prove it.
I have a feel for things, I know what is in it without reading. Therefore I don't waste time reading.
Which bit is funny? Would you like to prove pattern parts are allowed? I know the other two are scared. They have been bad boys and risk invalidation.
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You, deliberately, or just through ignorance, keep getting it wrong.
His insurance doesn't "allow" pattern parts, it just doesn't say "not allowed".
1 day, you might just understand. But I'm not expecting that day to happen soon.
Unless of course yours says they are not allowed, but without the documents, how would you know?
What you really want to call is I am on a roll?I would call NutJob a troll, but that would be one letter too many
How do you know it doesn't say. Will he post it up to confirm?
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