Will I have difficulty to insure a Puch G in the UK?

I tried to insure one - I gave up... as far as the insurance guys go, insuring a non UK G is bad enough. Getting one where the paper work in no way mentions its a G is worse...

Although one (sadly can't remember which) did say that once I bought the G and had it in the UK, if I could get a letter from Graz stating that it was a Mercedes other than in name then they would do.

But I didn't really want to buy the G only to put that guy's word to the test and find out he was wrong...

First update:

should not be a big problem (NFU guy said). however, as the name isn't known, you'd have to give details of the model (i.e. full chassis number, etc) as well as an explanation. Although the chap I was talking to knows exactly what I was talking about, he'd have to check it first and foremost with the underwriters (hence the first update - he'd get back to me later today) to make sure. he knew that it was a classic case of badge engineering (aka bentley/rr in the late 70s to early 80s).

reverting with further news, but in any case you really should talk to your insurers first and foremost. It might be easy to me to get a policy with them because of my history/(almost middle)age/profile/etc/etc, but may be a different thing for you to do so.

good luck/ph

And to insure the Puch "G" for 17 year old tiddles, assuming she gets her test, she got her theory 1st time :roll:
Drum roll please.......................£1155.55 Fully comp etc etc.
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For 6 months only
then less 30 % discount
= £981 for the first 12 months

Hmmmmm
Actually its not, with the number of cars the younguns wreak plus the many inflated/staged personal injury claims.
i for one would not wish to be running an insurance company.
PS
Was one aware that one is NOT required to be insured to drive a vehicle on the road, one can drive fully legally without any insurance.
Fact.

Dammn!
No argument and the correct answer.
offended sniff!