How do i insure a classic land rover while driving it from wales to ireland?

i am interested in buying a classic car in wales and driving it home to Ireland. Does anybody know how i would get insurance while in wales and who i would get from.How do i insure a classic land rover while driving it from wales to ireland?
Are you getting really, really, really, large balloon tires, or is there a long new bridge that I have never heard of?
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Go to any insurance broker.


You will need nautical insurance cover to enable you to drive over the Irish Sea.How do i insure a classic land rover while driving it from wales to ireland?
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You would have to take out a year's UK insurance. That may be cheap enough for a classic (look in any of classic car mags) but the better solution would be to tell your Irish insurance company what you want to do. I am sure that they will insure it under its UK number to cover you for the trip and then under any new Irish number subsequently allocated.



To all those looking at the question from the USA be aware that this involves insurance in two different countries


I have met this sort of situation before,here http://www.CarInsuranceFree.info/free-car-insurance.htm is the resource I found helpful.


I would just like to tell Fred C, that there is a ferry to Ireland. You can't drive across the water.



Most insurance companies will insure you straight away. I'm with the RAC and they insured me straight away over the phone.