is it worth breaking
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i want to sell my cerb but didint have any intrest prob as i am up in scotland. i was wondering would it be worth breaking the whole car in parts and if any of you any idea roughly what i could end up with its only a thot. i am a blaster so once down to chassis i would blast and prime it so its nice and fresh aswell.
Perhaps you priced it too high? The Cerbera is a very rare and sought after car at the right money - location isn't so much of a problem to people who are looking for the right car. There's only a few hundred of these things left now so I think you'd be crazy to break for parts. Just my twopenneth.
robsco said:
Perhaps you priced it too high? The Cerbera is a very rare and sought after car at the right money - location isn't so much of a problem to people who are looking for the right car. There's only a few hundred of these things left now so I think you'd be crazy to break for parts. Just my twopenneth.
i had it up for 10 g but no takers its a lovely looking car.i now would accept lower but.going to advertise again end of month i thinkGazzab said:
Can't see the ad...have you tried advertising it? ;-)
i had it up for a month back in november time i only put it up for sale as past my bike test and needed a cheaper hobby.
but in the last few weeks i tried to start her and fires up and runs only for a few mins then cuts out smell of overfuelling which been told could be faulty lamdas but i just dont have time to fix so this is why i thought about breaking and i am just wanting my sport bike
Gazzab said:
Would be a shame to break it...
Green cerbs are generally harder to shift IMHO
If its all in rude health and great history then I would say its too cheap at 10k.
If it needs work then it could be worth a couple of k under 10 (at least).
Looks nice n shiny.
Totally agree with this, a new Cerb will never be made, if you break it you have just depleated the number left by one, try sticking a couple of Lamda sensors in it and get it runing, I wouldn't buy any £10K car that did not run.Green cerbs are generally harder to shift IMHO
If its all in rude health and great history then I would say its too cheap at 10k.
If it needs work then it could be worth a couple of k under 10 (at least).
Looks nice n shiny.
Pursyluv said:
Yeah, you're right with the green, but there's something about this one, it would look cack on a Tamora, but looks just right on the Cerbera, if you can be patient you'll surely sell it for £10k, if you were in Yorkshire we might be talking, good luck anyway
thanks mate seems to be the main problem that am so far away never mindGassing Station | Cerbera | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




