Cerbera Hire
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floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Friday 22nd January 2010
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I have an option of a two day driving course before I pick up my cerbera from Automedon. Does anyone know of where I could rent a Cerb for a couple of days, as I feel that to get the most out of the course, driving in a car which will be as close as my own would be of benefit.

BCA

8,651 posts

287 months

Friday 22nd January 2010
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No where that I am aware of, however if you are fully insured, I am sure there will be a few PH'ers willing to oblige in order to secure the same rental agreement when yours is back in the south of france(?!) thumbup

WorAl

10,877 posts

218 months

Friday 22nd January 2010
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If you're fully insured you could have mine for the few days. £1k + £14k refundable deposit.

Mike Blake

83 posts

229 months

Friday 22nd January 2010
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I'm anticipating adding a Cerbie to my hire fleet next month - the only one for hire in the UK as far as I can tell.
May be too late to be of use to you though?
Mike

floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Friday 22nd January 2010
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tank you very much to you all, will look into it and get back to you

floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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Otherwise which other tvr would be closest to the cerb fro handling/power.

Cooky

4,955 posts

267 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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floatingjimi said:
Otherwise which other tvr would be closest to the cerb fro handling/power.
Nothing really we are very spoiled, suppose a Sag is the nearest for speed, but a Cerb will still out drag it. Better handling though for the Sag in the twisties.

floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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yes but if you were doing a driving course and did not have the cerbera, which one woudl have the closest characteristics

jonesy

333 posts

314 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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borrowed from the TVRCC forum.

http://www.southwestsportscars.co.uk/

I've no idea about them and have never used them, but hope it helps...

J.

Tanguero

4,535 posts

231 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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I would strongly suggest that you delay doing your driving course untill you can do it in your own car.

floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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cannot do that really, would mean driving 1000 miles home. Turning around and driving back up, as I mine needs to be run in. Mind you.......

floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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south west still have not got one in.

FarmyardPants

4,378 posts

248 months

Wednesday 27th January 2010
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floatingjimi said:
cannot do that really, would mean driving 1000 miles home. Turning around and driving back up, as I mine needs to be run in. Mind you.......
quite, all the more reason... smile

caduceus

6,126 posts

296 months

Thursday 28th January 2010
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FarmyardPants said:
floatingjimi said:
cannot do that really, would mean driving 1000 miles home. Turning around and driving back up, as I mine needs to be run in. Mind you.......
quite, all the more reason... smile
I agree. No brainer...

Mr.Cerbera

5,151 posts

260 months

Saturday 30th January 2010
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floatingjimi said:
cannot do that really, would mean driving 1000 miles home. Turning around and driving back up, as I mine needs to be run in. Mind you.......
Andy, picking mine up from the Dealer and driving it the 500 miles home was one of the best motoring days of my life drivingcloud9

floatingjimi

Original Poster:

358 posts

240 months

Tuesday 2nd February 2010
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I am sure the 1000 or so miles from Blackpool To Argeliers will be a blast. Driving the 700 or so miles back up for a driving course might not be the best idea.