Anybody Know These Two Cerbs?
Discussion
I realise one has been damaged & repaired, but it appears pretty cheap.
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/2938694.htm
But I prefer the look of this one as it's a V8
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/3233762.htm
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/2938694.htm
But I prefer the look of this one as it's a V8
www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/3233762.htm
Edited by R500POP on Friday 23 September 07:40
Edited by R500POP on Friday 23 September 07:41
Personally, I'd go for the straight, unmolested, low mileage v8 every time.
The crash damage on the other one looks fairly substantial, I'd worry about the speed 6 (especially if there is no service history) and the fact it's a CAT C car so the difficulties of resale. It's also not painted yet, so there's some immediate cost which will close the gap on undamaged cars.
The crash damage on the other one looks fairly substantial, I'd worry about the speed 6 (especially if there is no service history) and the fact it's a CAT C car so the difficulties of resale. It's also not painted yet, so there's some immediate cost which will close the gap on undamaged cars.
Must sell this first - http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/3245863.htm
These guys (TVR Dean) really don't have a very good reputation in the TVR fraternity. I can't make comments from personal perspective, but it seems like they're not the straight-laced company they'd lead you to believe. I wouldn't touch that red Cerbera with a bargepole - for £10995 there's a lovely 1999 Speed Six in Hebrides Halycon with full Mulberry interior, 35k miles, full engine rebuild by TVR Power at 31k, new clutch. All you'd need to do is make sure the chassis is in good shape and you could be onto a winner. Boy, I'm tempted myself... 
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3025283.htm
It even suits the pod style headlights!

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3025283.htm
It even suits the pod style headlights!
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