"Peter Wheeler at his Zenith.............."
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Did a photoshoot with Quentin Wilson & the boys from Classic & Sportscar magazine.
They loved the Cerbera but couldnt believe how reliable it had been!
Quentin reckoned the Cerbera was the result of PW at his zenith, & who are we to disagree!
The day was out at Bruntingthorpe, in the freezing blizzard conditions of last week. They were also testing the MGSV, a fascinating car but one they all agreed just did not have the pedigree of the Cerb
The boys loved the pops & bangs, & the way it just pulled from 4000rpm. They also swooned over the interior, nothing like it since or before.
It was a great day out, really interesting to see what goes on behind the scenes, & QW assured me, the Cerb will fare rather well in the forthcoming article ( due March '06 )
So, there you go, hopefully i've done my bit for residuals...
They loved the Cerbera but couldnt believe how reliable it had been!
Quentin reckoned the Cerbera was the result of PW at his zenith, & who are we to disagree!
The day was out at Bruntingthorpe, in the freezing blizzard conditions of last week. They were also testing the MGSV, a fascinating car but one they all agreed just did not have the pedigree of the Cerb
The boys loved the pops & bangs, & the way it just pulled from 4000rpm. They also swooned over the interior, nothing like it since or before.
It was a great day out, really interesting to see what goes on behind the scenes, & QW assured me, the Cerb will fare rather well in the forthcoming article ( due March '06 )
So, there you go, hopefully i've done my bit for residuals...
los angeles said:
I agree. With the exception of the far too wide doors for parking purposes, the car is a beautiful classic ... if you can get a good one. I also think it the most sophisticated in TVR driving characteristics. A Griffith may be seen as handsome but it is a crude machine in comparison.
Doors are fine - just slide back your seat, open window 100% and then squirm out. No probs.
Look forward to reading the article Simon.Tam Lin said:
Did a photoshoot..in the freezing blizzard conditions ...
You've definitely got the best colour scheme for that
What were the Dunlops like when it's brass monkeys?
The dunlops were ok, but we didnt push it as it wasnt a performance test as such, i did a bit of 'spirited' driving for the action photo bit, but it was fairly gentle!
kevin63 said:
Nice one Simon, it might make that DVD i have of your car go up in price!!!!
I will give you th DVD on Sunday if you are going to the EMTVRCC meet.
Cheers Kevin, i will be there on Sunday & i would love to see the DVD, it will be nice to be reminded of summer days
Thanks very much.
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