Ronaele or Cervini?

Ronaele or Cervini?

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97BlackC5

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351 posts

238 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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I do like the Cervini look on the Ford Mustang, but can anyone tell me which is best or the pros / cons of each?

Are these cars easy to come by in the UK?

BaronVonV8

397 posts

184 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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It's nasty plastic tat if you ask me, but to each his own. A lot of Mustang bodykits consist of bits stuck on with 3M tape that do absolutely nothing, quality and fitment is generally pretty good though if someone's taken their time with it. Cars fitted with kits do come up for sale occasionally, but most of the ones i've seen for sale have been V6's as for some reason, people like buying a V6 and fitting GT500 stuff or the most aggressive bodykit they can find. I know of a Cervini Mustang for sale in the Mustang owners club, i'll try and dig out a link for you. At the moment though, it seems like a lot of people are after V8 S197 Mustangs, so if you find a nice one at a good price then snap it up ASAP.

BaronVonV8

397 posts

184 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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Doesn't have the Cervini/Ronaele kit, but this is much nicer in my book:

http://www.mocgb.net/forums/showthread.php?58940-2...

Here's the Cervini one I mentioned too:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ford-mustang-gt-06reg-/3...

It's not cheap, but it is a fair price considering it's low-mileage, manual, supercharged and has a big brake kit too on top of the Cervini bodykit.

Trust me, you need one with a supercharger smile

Matt Harper

6,615 posts

201 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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I'm surprised to hear Cervini product described as nasty, plastic tat.
This is a friend's Boss 302 with a Cervini ram-air hood. It is a genuinely nice upgrade that gives a pleasing nod to Mustangs past. My only reservation (and the sole reason I didn't by one for my 5.0 GT) is the weight of this item, being nearly twice as heavy (GRP vs aluminum) as the stock hood.


Stig

11,817 posts

284 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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97BlackC5 said:
I do like the Cervini look on the Ford Mustang, but can anyone tell me which is best or the pros / cons of each?

Are these cars easy to come by in the UK?
Not common - but coincidentally I know of a Cervini Mustang that's for sale at the mo. Has a Paxton supercharger too.

Spec is:
Price 19995
Mileage 22500
Cervini body kit painted stripes
Paxton blower
Gt500 steering wheel
Sway bay
Double din sat av cd
Tailored indoor cover
Baer big brake/discs kit
Short thro shifter
20in torque trust alloys
Dash dress kit
Always garaged and looked after

Edited by Stig on Friday 27th February 16:29

BaronVonV8

397 posts

184 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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Matt Harper said:
I'm surprised to hear Cervini product described as nasty, plastic tat.
That's purely my personal taste, I did state that quality and fitment is good. I just don't understand the need for non-functional bits of expensive plastic that are stuck to the car with bits of tape, although I do know that there are plenty of people who love the OTT bodykits and 20" chrome wheels. That is a lovely hood though, I think Trufiber do a similar one, i'm after a replacement for my stock hood as the dreaded corrosion has started to rear it's ugly head.

Gizzie

25 posts

115 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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Ronaele spec very rare. A little over priced IMO. Mine's is similar to this with the tru fibre hood which is almost to the cervini hood above. It's heavier but that's what superchargers are for (power!) and it doesn't suffer the usual corrosion problem on most s197 stock hoods that eventually catches up with you.



Edited by Gizzie on Friday 27th February 23:29

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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Sorry Matt, but that hood is awful.

Gizzie

25 posts

115 months

Friday 27th February 2015
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Roo said:
Sorry Matt, but that hood is awful.

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How about now.?

Edited by Gizzie on Friday 27th February 23:49


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Edited by Gizzie on Saturday 28th February 14:34

Matt Harper

6,615 posts

201 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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Roo said:
Sorry Matt, but that hood is awful.
Diff'rent strokes, I guess. I like it - just too hefty.

Stu R

21,410 posts

215 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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Can't stand cervini personally, just looks like the tat you'd see in max power 20 years ago.

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Saturday 28th February 2015
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Matt Harper said:
Roo said:
Sorry Matt, but that hood is awful.
Diff'rent strokes, I guess. I like it - just too hefty.
Which is what makes the world go round.

sonicbloo

637 posts

150 months

Wednesday 4th March 2015
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Ronaele = Eleanor spelt backwards for those that aren't aware, that's the reason for the silly name, to get round the movie copyright and all that nonsense. How on earth is it even pronounced?

To add to the confusion, Atlantic Sports cars converted quite a few from new in the UK and called them 'ASC dominators'