Cerbera for sale: Advise Please. C18ERE
Discussion
Good evening, before anyone asks I'm not sure where the biggles tag came from (I'm not a pilot) lough have been seen flying around suffolk on four wheels!
I'm in Hintlesham
As for risks of buying at auction, it is an inherent risk but sometimes with the roll of the dice. I tend to do all mechanical work out my self, even tackled starter motor issues out on M6 which was fun. Just as well there isn't a swear box in the man cave!
Although of course, I'm hoping there isn't any nasty surprises lurking around the corner. As soon as I get previous keepers address I will try and contact for some information.
Managed to get it out for a quick blast today, it's good to have a proper sports car. No magic gizmos to control everything, reminds me of an elite I once owned. Even my partner was amazed that when I lifted the bonnet she was impressed that all there is, is an engine!
Any way I will keep you updated
I'm in Hintlesham
As for risks of buying at auction, it is an inherent risk but sometimes with the roll of the dice. I tend to do all mechanical work out my self, even tackled starter motor issues out on M6 which was fun. Just as well there isn't a swear box in the man cave!
Although of course, I'm hoping there isn't any nasty surprises lurking around the corner. As soon as I get previous keepers address I will try and contact for some information.
Managed to get it out for a quick blast today, it's good to have a proper sports car. No magic gizmos to control everything, reminds me of an elite I once owned. Even my partner was amazed that when I lifted the bonnet she was impressed that all there is, is an engine!
Any way I will keep you updated
Having my Cerbera for 5 months now, and 3 Chimaeras previously, my experience is that the Cerbera is more prone to electrical gremlins than the others, it having so many bespoke control boxes. That's my experience anyway.
Also, expect a few dropped jaws as you drive round, especially if it's decat!
Also, expect a few dropped jaws as you drive round, especially if it's decat!
ianwayne said:
Having my Cerbera for 5 months now, and 3 Chimaeras previously, my experience is that the Cerbera is more prone to electrical gremlins than the others, it having so many bespoke control boxes. That's my experience anyway.
Also, expect a few dropped jaws as you drive round, especially if it's decat!
Also, expect a few dropped jaws as you drive round, especially if it's decat!
I owned this Cerbera between late 2008 to late 2010,had around 22000 miles on it then,also had 18”spiders on it.loved the car but had to sell due to an accident which left me unable to drive a manual car again.have fond memories of this car including a trip to Le Mans classic in 2010,there’s a couple of vids on YouTube (TVR cerbera Le Mans classic 2010).glad to see it’s in good hands,enjoy!
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