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It's on www.sleepy-fish.com but the website is down at the moment so I can't give you the direct link. The clip is called TVR_Griffith_Cerbera.mpeg or mpg.
Happy Hunting
Simon
Happy Hunting
Simon
Try this link
http://website.lineone.net/~steve_lem
It covers the Grif, race between Esprit and Cossie then drag race with Cerb. Bit cut but the race is there.
Neil
http://website.lineone.net/~steve_lem
It covers the Grif, race between Esprit and Cossie then drag race with Cerb. Bit cut but the race is there.
Neil
simonkd said:
Does anyone know if N244 KCW (even with a different Reg)is still in existance, after all we have got alot to thank her for. I heard a while back she was no ordinary 4.2 Cerb as She was specially prepped by the factory. Anyone have any more info, I'm just curious.
Regards
Simon.
Just did a check -
Vehicle Details1 for registration number N244KCW
Make - TVR
Year of manufacture - 1996
Model - BRITISH OTHERS
Engine size(CC) - 4198
Still on the DVLA register.
simonkd said:
Does anyone know if N244 KCW (even with a different Reg)is still in existance, after all we have got alot to thank her for. I heard a while back she was no ordinary 4.2 Cerb as She was specially prepped by the factory. Anyone have any more info, I'm just curious.
Regards
Simon.
From the threads I've read this was a vicious rumour spread by the manufacturers that were beaten! The same car was Autocar tested at 350bhp so it wasn't given some 'special' engine although it had 4.5 style inlets on.
Please feel free to correct me as I'm only going on what I have read rather than 1st hand knowledge.
Scott
simonkd said:
How do you do that check 4Wheel, once on DVLA's website?
Regards
Simon.
click here it's via the RAC, it;s connected to the HPI check which is connected to the central registry or whatever but it's a good check to see if a car is still about.
>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Wednesday 8th March 19:00
purpleheadedcerb said:
simonkd said:
Does anyone know if N244 KCW (even with a different Reg)is still in existance, after all we have got alot to thank her for. I heard a while back she was no ordinary 4.2 Cerb as She was specially prepped by the factory. Anyone have any more info, I'm just curious.
Regards
Simon.
From the threads I've read this was a vicious rumour spread by the manufacturers that were beaten! The same car was Autocar tested at 350bhp so it wasn't given some 'special' engine although it had 4.5 style inlets on.
Please feel free to correct me as I'm only going on what I have read rather than 1st hand knowledge.
Scott
Like any press car it was given alot of attention, however - AFAIK and as far as I have heard from those close to the factory, it was a std 4.2 with the early 4.5induction set up in CF (that never made production, but made little difference) and a decat. Autocar though it was suspiciously quick and had it rolling roaded, they subsequently found it to be pretty much bang on... as most 4.2s are.
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