Cloud nine!!!!!
Cloud nine!!!!!
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pilmar

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135 posts

276 months

Monday 14th June 2004
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Finally got rid of my wedge and bought a Cerbie. 1996 4.2 with full engine rebuild (plus point?) Ruby red - not my first choice but it was a sunny day and she glistened- totally original. No sports exhaust and standard wheels but I doubt that either of them will stay on for long though. I Pick it up from the dealer on Friday after he has sorted out the windows not going up properly and a couple of other small things. Couple of questions, as always. Should there be a spare wheel or tool kit as there is nothing in the boot? Best place for insurance? Cheers guys. I'm proud to finally be worthy of getting involved as I've read through this forum every night for a good couple of months, taking in everything. I can tell you that some of the info has been invaluble in my purchasing of my dream car. RESPECT TO YOU ALL.

swindorski46

1,017 posts

306 months

Monday 14th June 2004
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I've got no tool kit and there was a can of tyre weld instead of a spare, but this isn't from new. But I understand this to be the norm.

Tesco blew everyone else out of the water on insurance for me, but that really is a personal issue.

Goood luck!!

P.s. just seen the photo, lovely colour!!

>> Edited by swindorski46 on Monday 14th June 23:15

richard b

29 posts

266 months

Tuesday 15th June 2004
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try Pearts for insurance,they were by far the best for me £ 530 fully comp!
oh and there is no tool kit or spare, the can of tyre weld is the alternative

andy4200

5,116 posts

296 months

Tuesday 15th June 2004
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MSM was the cheapest for me by a reasonable chunk. Just about to phone them to give them my business.

They are mentioned on here in a few threads.

And no toolkit/spare, got a can of tyreweld and bought a spare can just in case.

gbbird

5,197 posts

267 months

Tuesday 15th June 2004
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Tescos were good for me

Lovely colour BTW

gixxer1000

786 posts

275 months

Tuesday 15th June 2004
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pilmar, just to echo previous comments - you don't get a spare with a Cerbera (just some tyre weld).

I too like the colour of your car. My first Chimaera was Ruby Mica (like yours) and it drew many a complement.

gixxer.

sledge

74 posts

276 months

Tuesday 15th June 2004
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Tesco's came in cheapest for me although i believe classicline are pretty good

Andy..

pilmar

Original Poster:

135 posts

276 months

Tuesday 15th June 2004
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Thanks guys. The best quote so far was Adrian Flux £891. The next was Bell direct with £1200. I'll try Tesco tomorrow. The colour is growing on me now and your positive comments have helped that one along. It's like seeing somebody chatting your wife up at the bar - It's reasurring that somebody else thinks she's attractive.

kojak69

4,547 posts

276 months

Wednesday 16th June 2004
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dazbod

56 posts

261 months

Wednesday 16th June 2004
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A couple of the companies that advertise in Sprint offer discounts for limmited milage. I have found this to make a big differance if you are only likely to do low miles . I may be stating the obvious but do ensure you are comparing like for like in the cover provided ie Track day cover Green Flag etc etc.

kojak69

4,547 posts

276 months

Wednesday 16th June 2004
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I use Peart out of Sprint, 6000 miles/yr.