Special edition Cerbera?

[pbrettle]

Just noticed this :

www.pistonheads.com/ads/adverts.asp?s=6

The top advert - 4.7 litre special edition Cerbera. Never heard of it. Anyone know more?

Please let me know as this sounds interesting.

Cheers,

Paul

[beano1197]

...and one of two???

Sounds Meaty

or

Sounds Fishy?

Or perfectly explainable as the "press car" of the day

[Graham B]

I've got a feeling they did do a few of these. I seem to remember Steve at Thames Valley Ractech had a yellow 4.7 Cerbie in for some work a while back.

Im sure the factory would be able to confirm it's orginality.

Graham

>> Edited by Graham B on Monday 19th August 19:07

[granville]

It's just the most beautiful car in the world and I think those original 4.5 style wheels are the dog's dooberies.
Whadya call that light blue metallic finish? I think this suits the Cerbera (and Tuscan) perfectly.
I don't think there's another car on the planet where it physically hurts when I behold thus.
Like Nigel Tufnell's 1953 Gibson whatsit with custom pick-up, it's too good to even look at.

[Graham B]

Just done a bit of a search as I seem to remember a similar thread a while back. Have a read of this... one of the reply's mentions a 4.7.

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?p=1&f=6&t=7177&h=0&hw=4%2E7

Graham
Ps Agree with you Derestrictor, Cerbera's look awesome in any colour! Just hope they do it justice with the rumoured replacement.

[Ston]

The race Tuscans use 5ltr AJP's... now that really has to hurt.

[griffchris]

On similar lines, saw a cerbie advertised on autotrader yesterday, claimed to have passenger side airbag and traction control system, vendor was "monaco-cars.com".

Bollox me thinks

[david010167]

I prefer the Parker Fly in Metallic cherry red, just like the one I have at home

quote:
Like Nigel Tufnell's 1953 Gibson whatsit with custom pick-up, it's too good to even look at.

[raceboy]

Seen a similar thing before, it's basically car dealers who know nothing about TVR's, the one I saw said it had ABS They just think all modern cars are the same, if it's a car you are interested in treat it as a private sale, as the dealer will be as much use as a chocolate fire guard if anything goes wrong

[plotloss]

On that subject its a Cherry Red Gibson SG with gold furniture for my money!

Matt

[jeremyc]

quote:Whadya call that light blue metallic finish? I think this suits the Cerbera (and Tuscan) perfectly

The silvery-blue pearlescent one is Nuvola, not to be confused with the vastly superior Crystal Topaz which is goldy-blue pearlescent.


>> Edited by jeremyc on Tuesday 20th August 14:09