Just beware of any future mods you intend to carry out.
I was insured with them last year.
Declared all my mods, and everything was fine. Did my suspension lift, and they declined to insure me as I had exceeded an overall height of 3" (2" body + 2" suspension).
To add to that, they tried to charge me for cancelling the policy, and make me pay other charges totalling £76. Then still had the nerve to take the direct debit the month after it was cancelled.
Asked them to send me a full breakdown on what I could an couldn't do and was very surprised by it, in what thry would insure and what they wouldn't. (Sorry don't have it anymore otherwise I'd post it here).
Don't get me wrong, they were good insurers to a point,
but before carring out any more mods, run it passed them first, and make sure you speak to the bloke with the foreign name (they'll know who your talking about) as he's the only one that know the difference between a body lift and suspension lift. Coil spacers and +2" coils. Roof lights/front spot lights, snorkle & K&N induction kit.
Also, check your policy covers driving any other car. I was told when I took the policy out I could, but when I got the paper work I couldn't (got a refund for that

). Plus your not covered for off roading, only green laning.
And well done for getting Angelina back on the road. How did the brakes fair?