Blue Chim A17
Blue Chim A17
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cerb4.5lee

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45,197 posts

211 months

Thursday 10th October 2013
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Spotted this morning around 10am heading towards sleaford on the A17, T reg I think, great to see one out you just don't ever see many.

QBee

22,537 posts

175 months

Thursday 10th October 2013
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cerb4.5lee said:
Spotted this morning around 10am heading towards sleaford on the A17, T reg I think, great to see one out you just don't ever see many.
Certainly not around our area - I live two miles east of Newark. Never see another TVR of any description.
Also, I have been at work driving around the Cambridge area all week, up and down the A11 - not one "spot"

cerb4.5lee

Original Poster:

45,197 posts

211 months

Thursday 10th October 2013
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QBee said:
cerb4.5lee said:
Spotted this morning around 10am heading towards sleaford on the A17, T reg I think, great to see one out you just don't ever see many.
Certainly not around our area - I live two miles east of Newark. Never see another TVR of any description.
Also, I have been at work driving around the Cambridge area all week, up and down the A11 - not one "spot"
In just over 6 years of having my Cerb I think I was only ever spotted twice & I agree you just don't ever seem to see any I am only a few miles away from you.


QBee

22,537 posts

175 months

Thursday 10th October 2013
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cerb4.5lee said:
In just over 6 years of having my Cerb I think I was only ever spotted twice & I agree you just don't ever seem to see any I am only a few miles away from you.
That's good, I have a Chimaera 500 and have a friend about halfway between Newark and Lincoln with a silver Cerbera 4.2 (pics of it on the sausage meet thread, bring low-loaded at the end of the Tunnel run). There's also SiliconeKid with a grey 340bhp Chimaera in Nottingham, and another Chimaera 500 just south Nottingham, but that's all I can think of other than Dave Matthews of the TVRCC.

I might just organise a cross-country drive for Phers in the Spring and see how many turn up driving