RE: Last Cerbera auction ends soon
RE: Last Cerbera auction ends soon
Monday 21st August 2006

Last Cerbera auction ends soon

Register and get short-run collector's items


The last TVR Cerbera
The last TVR Cerbera
Registration for the live online auction of the last TVR Cerbera draws to a close on Wednesday, and only a few places remain to be snapped up.

This is a momentous automotive event, and one not to be missed by TVR fans and car enthusiasts alike.

Those who register not only gain access to watch the auction, and to join in if they wish, but they also receive a special, limited-edition brochure and poster. These are short-run collectors' items available exclusively by registering.

The auction itself closes next week, but the last opportunity to register will be at midnight on Wednesday 23 August.

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tvrinbfg

Original Poster:

1,460 posts

313 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Being very nosey, does anybody know how many people registered?

dc53

3,217 posts

249 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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tvrinbfg said:
Being very nosey, does anybody know how many people registered?

i think that it is a fair few at the moment!

byker28i

91,550 posts

246 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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With a one off registration fee of £10?

dc53

3,217 posts

249 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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byker28i said:
With a one off registration fee of £10?

So this one off registration fee is going to charity?or TVR?
i know all proceed's made from selling the car is going to sharity but is the reg fee going to charity too?

byker28i

91,550 posts

246 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Or is it to pay for the limited edition brochure?

davidlscott

1,048 posts

253 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Is anyone who has paid their £10 prepared to let us cheapskates know where the bidding is at the moment?

rbv8

422 posts

260 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Well, at the mo to stay in the game the bidding stands at £40,200.00 or more....

Good point, wonder if our £10 goes to charity or the brochure!?!

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

272 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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rbv8 said:
Well, at the mo to stay in the game the bidding stands at £40,200.00 or more...

...plus 5% plus VAT. rolleyes In other words, just under £50K.

It's still looking like a cheap 4.5 at the moment but there's no guarantee it's actually made reserve as last list price was £45,995 (IIRC) before extras.

visordown

116 posts

244 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Edited by PetrolTed on Monday 21st August 19:12

summit7

1,248 posts

258 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Yeah you'll need to be a member of Alcoholics Anon cos just listening to all the TVR's break down coments you'll be driven to drink. Can we have a TVR thread without the back biting? By the way think it looks great in white, back in the eighties I swore I would never have another white car but just got a Mini in white - looks fab cos there are no other white cars about all there is is really boring silver or black cars.

jimmyt

332 posts

274 months

Monday 21st August 2006
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Plus the bizzies never stop you in a white car when they're playing car snooker.

Ruins their breaks.

Bad news however if you drive a red or particularly a black car.

simond001

4,519 posts

306 months

Tuesday 22nd August 2006
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Be good to know what the reserve is, as only monies above that go to charity.