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scotty_d

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6,795 posts

225 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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I am moving away from Chimaera ownership after 3 awsome years with it, i fancy a change and loved every minute of it but just need a new toy.

I should be getting a Cerb after doing a deal p/x my chim with a local chap so the car i know is going to a great home and should still see it from time to time.

Thanks to all who have helped out over the years, the advice and knowlage gained has been invaluable. I wont be to far away just next door.

Cheers Again

Scotty

Edited by scotty_d on Thursday 4th November 19:12

loud430

550 posts

214 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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good luck with it scott, ive wanted a cerb on & off for a while but with moving house & work being quiet i cant justify one at the moment, i wouldnt want to have one & not be able to afford to look after it properly! hope it all works out for you!

paulathome

686 posts

249 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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Good luck Scotty with your TVR change.
Please keep in touch with the Chim guys as I was looking at a Cerb some time ago and would love to
know the running cost comparison against a Chim.
I have been very lucky with my Chim and running costs doing all of the maintenance myself have been very cheap indeed. However running a Cerb looks a very different ball game indeed.
Cheers and all the best.
Paul

Edited by paulathome on Thursday 4th November 20:02

scotty_d

Original Poster:

6,795 posts

225 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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paulathome said:
Good luck Scotty with your TVR change.
Please keep in touch with the Chim guys as I was looking at a Cerb some time ago and would love to
know the running cost comparison against a Chim.
I have been very lucky with my Chim and running costs doing all of the maintenance myself have been very cheap indeed. However running a Cerb looks a very different ball game indeed.
Cheers and all the best.
Paul

Edited by paulathome on Thursday 4th November 20:02
Cheers Paul, Will do i like you did all the work myself and aim to do the same on the cerb. its all just nuts and bolts at the end of the day.

.Mark

11,104 posts

307 months

Thursday 4th November 2010
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See you over the other side smile

Great choice of next car thumbup

scotty_d

Original Poster:

6,795 posts

225 months

Sunday 21st November 2010
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Its gone now it was a very sad time to hand the keys over, 3 years and lots of cold winter days working away to get it up to scratch. frown

But its gone to a TVR enthusiast and i have a Nice Cerb in my garage now biggrin . Cheers again all for the help over the years and the banter.

EggsBenedict

1,796 posts

205 months

Sunday 21st November 2010
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Post pics of new motor, dammit!

scotty_d

Original Poster:

6,795 posts

225 months

Sunday 21st November 2010
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EggsBenedict said:
Post pics of new motor, dammit!
Will get a few up in the morning.

scotty_d

Original Poster:

6,795 posts

225 months

Monday 22nd November 2010
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Here is a few snaps of the new beast(not great) weather is so poor just now so not to keen to take it out till its dry and the greesy roads are gone to get used to it, i only took it a few miles through town today to stick some fuel in it.










macdeb

8,760 posts

286 months

Monday 22nd November 2010
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Very nice. gotta ask, why the vent in the bonnet?????

scotty_d

Original Poster:

6,795 posts

225 months

Monday 22nd November 2010
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macdeb said:
Very nice. gotta ask, why the vent in the bonnet?????
No idea the car was a Cat D so i guess it was fitted at time of repair its different i guess and will help with cooling, I think it was some company made a batch of them from what i have found out and i have seen a few pictures of racing cerbs with them.

Golflion

2,782 posts

252 months

Monday 22nd November 2010
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Great wheels,i have them on the Chimbiglaugh