Sell? How much?
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I'm sitting here at work looking at my Cerbera.
Currently SORN since I don't have the time to drive it enough. It's criminal. Whilst I don't need to sell it, it's unfair on me and the car for it to be sat on it's battery conditioner and not used.
It's a 99 on a V 4.5 41000 miler which has had a full body off resto (with pics), with galvanised and blue painted chassis (body is Paris Blue) all new lines and flexi pipes. Samco hoses and stainless steel under the bonnet. Nitrons, polybushed and new 18" wheels and Bridgestones. Sports exhaust and the cats are 'in the boot' for refitting should they be required for the MOT which doesn't expire until November (less than 1500 miles ago)when it also had a new clutch. Full history and a file inches thick, 3 owners from new.
What would you advertise it for if you were to sell it?
MODS, this is not an advert but a thread to gauge how much the car is worth, which will help me decide whether to keep or sell.
It's not going to get much use this year, and since I've had it since 2004, it would be like losing a close relative. However, looking at it sitting quietly in the corner of my work unit is making me feel guilty.
Currently SORN since I don't have the time to drive it enough. It's criminal. Whilst I don't need to sell it, it's unfair on me and the car for it to be sat on it's battery conditioner and not used.
It's a 99 on a V 4.5 41000 miler which has had a full body off resto (with pics), with galvanised and blue painted chassis (body is Paris Blue) all new lines and flexi pipes. Samco hoses and stainless steel under the bonnet. Nitrons, polybushed and new 18" wheels and Bridgestones. Sports exhaust and the cats are 'in the boot' for refitting should they be required for the MOT which doesn't expire until November (less than 1500 miles ago)when it also had a new clutch. Full history and a file inches thick, 3 owners from new.
What would you advertise it for if you were to sell it?
MODS, this is not an advert but a thread to gauge how much the car is worth, which will help me decide whether to keep or sell.
It's not going to get much use this year, and since I've had it since 2004, it would be like losing a close relative. However, looking at it sitting quietly in the corner of my work unit is making me feel guilty.
I have had mine since 2000 and intend never to sell. There have been some quiet years when it has hardly moved due to outside circumstances...and sometimes I jsut cant be bothered moving er indoors car out of the way to get it out of the garage! But if you dont need to sell...why do it?...unless your heart yearns for a new challenge?
It sounds like you have done all you need to keep her in top nick for at least the next 10 years. The body off is a demon we all will have to face at some time soon.
It sounds like you have done all you need to keep her in top nick for at least the next 10 years. The body off is a demon we all will have to face at some time soon.
If you can afford for it to sit there underused for a year or two then don't sell it. I have had a car for over 20 years that I could never part with, some years its barely covered a couple of hundred miles but then suddenly I'll dig it out and enjoy a great run/weekend etc.
Cerbera numbers are on the decline, great cars are hard to find and if you have done the body off then it must be in great condition. You will never replace it and unless you are very lucky you will not get it back once sold.
Keep it and beg forgivness from the rest of us for not driving it
Cerbera numbers are on the decline, great cars are hard to find and if you have done the body off then it must be in great condition. You will never replace it and unless you are very lucky you will not get it back once sold.
Keep it and beg forgivness from the rest of us for not driving it
Mags said:
If you can afford for it to sit there underused for a year or two then don't sell it. I have had a car for over 20 years that I could never part with, some years its barely covered a couple of hundred miles but then suddenly I'll dig it out and enjoy a great run/weekend etc.
Cerbera numbers are on the decline, great cars are hard to find and if you have done the body off then it must be in great condition. You will never replace it and unless you are very lucky you will not get it back once sold.
Keep it and beg forgivness from the rest of us for not driving it
This.Cerbera numbers are on the decline, great cars are hard to find and if you have done the body off then it must be in great condition. You will never replace it and unless you are very lucky you will not get it back once sold.
Keep it and beg forgivness from the rest of us for not driving it
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