Help for heroes red Cerbera

[rigga]

Sat behind me for a few miles in heavy traffic on the M5 this morning, looked and sounded great when eventually it came past.

[ukkid35]

Great looking car, but I think there may be more that one



I was fortunate to meet and give PAX rides to some of the Mission Motorsport guys when I was at the Ring earlier in the year (both in the Cerb and the 928) and they were great passengers!

[steve j]

rigga said:

Sat behind me for a few miles in heavy traffic on the M5 this morning, looked and sounded great when eventually it came past.

What time did you see it, we were southbound and saw a Cerb at 08.15 just north of exeter, well just the roof of it.

[BarnFind]

is that Help for Heroes or Rally for Heroes ?

[rigga]

11.20 heading northbound towards Bristol, nice union jack livery over the rear window, should have got the wife to take a picture, but on the way home from holiday and she wasn't in the best of moods because of that, so getting to indulge my car obsession and taking pics is not looked upon kindly.

[F1SERB]

The red Rally For Heroes Cerbera is owned by Benn Laidler
There are 2 Cerbs involved with RFH
This is the other one



Both are used very effectively to raise funds for the charity

[rigga]

^ wasn't that one

[B3NNL]

'Twas me on my way up to joolzs to have the ECU upgraded. Coming back down on Friday.

Edited by B3NNL on Thursday 5th November 12:38

[rigga]

Aye that's the one, was in a blue meriva, as said the cerb was a highlight of an otherwise dull 5 hrs drive home.

[B3NNL]

Glad to be of service! :-)

[Gerradi]

How do you like the Cerbera up to your Tuscan ?
I met you @ the Thornfalcon event when you had the tuscan , i was in the 'purple' cerbera

[B3NNL]

On the odd occasion I miss the look and shape of the Tuscan, but that's it.
Don't miss the roof off as the Cerbs windows are so long that when they're down its more than enough involving
The interior is nicer, I can get the kids in the back as well in the Cerb, noise is so much better, the drive and handling, the power delivery...I could go on.
I don't regret the change at all, natural progression and all that ;-)