LANCASTER CLASSIC CAR NEWS
Meet The Owner - Neil Osborn and his Citroen Ami Super
As this year sees 100 years of Citroën, we commence a series of celebratory blogs with one of their most intriguing “Q” cars – the Ami Super.
Do You Remember - The Renault Dauphine Minicabs
The Renault Dauphine was not the first minicab to operate in the UK, for that honour goes to the Ford Anglia 105Es used by Carline Cabs, but they almost certainly enjoyed the highest profile.
Lancaster Insurance Breakdown Cover
We love hearing back from our customers and wanted to share the great feedback we’ve had from one of our valued customers, Mike Dean. Mike is a member of the Morris Minor Owners Club and insures his Morris Traveller with us.
Meet The Owner - David Brooks and his Ford Prefect 107E
When David Brooks takes his Ford Prefect 107E for a spin it inevitably attracts a great deal of attention – ‘it’s amazing the interest it gets. Quite often it’ is “my Dad had one” or “my Grandad had one”’.
Meet The Owner - Sam Spinks and his 1960 Austin "Seven" Mini
Mr. Sam Spinks often finds that his 1960-vintage classic is a frequent cause of confusion for members of the public – ‘they go “ah, look it's a Mini and then they walk to the back and see the “Seven” and then start to question “is it a Mini?”’.
Easter 2019 Opening Hours
Lancaster Insurance would like to wish you and your families a Happy Easter. Our opening times will be slightly different over the Easter weekend, please click here to view.
Lancaster Insurance gears up for Tatton Park classic car shows
Lancaster Insurance is thrilled to be reinforcing its commitment to the industry by supporting three classic car events at Tatton Park this year as headline sponsor.
50 Years Of The Mini Clubman
2019 is a year of so many automotive anniversaries, including 50 years of a Mini variant that practically defined the formative years of anyone who grew up in the 1970s.
Meet The Owner - Charlie Wakeford-Mahy and His Vauxhall Chevette E
From time to time you might encounter a once popular family car that prompts the question ‘when did I last see one of those?’.
Do You Remember - The Peugeot 204 and 304?
Today, if you ask the average classic enthusiast to name a FWD Peugeot with a three-digit number commencing with “2”, the odds are he or she will name the 205.