SAVE THE CERBERA / AJP PETITION.

SAVE THE CERBERA / AJP PETITION.

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TVR_4_ever

Original Poster:

358 posts

263 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Just leave a quick word saying not to dump cerb or ajp V8...
Tell Peter Wheeler that if he does we'll kidnap is dog !!!!!!!

pelo

542 posts

274 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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KEEP THE CERBY ALIVE AND KICKING! AJP MUST CONTINUE FOREVER!
this has been a public service announcment...

plotloss

67,280 posts

271 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Yep, I'd like to see it kept. In fact, put a 5.0 AJP8 in it and I will have children to sell them for one!

Matt.

granville

18,764 posts

262 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Yep, I'd like to see it kept. In fact, put a 5.0 AJP8 in it and I will have children to sell them for one!

Matt.



Absolutely. Either that or the 4.7 or 5.1 job that I drove that was supposed to be their factory demo 4.5...

TVR needs to up it's bhp stakes if it is to stay serious. The Cerbera is a divine shape and it stays; why, it's almost as significant as Excalibur's next appearance.

(Aside: Lot of talk on PH about bogus TVR output claims. I seem to remember the great man (PW) commenting, at the time of Master Ravenscroft's debut c/o the original AJP 4.2 Cerby's launch about there being "lot's of people talking about pretend horsepower figures" and that "I can tell you, if you put 360bhp into a car that weighs just over a tonne" one could expect, er, fireworks.

If we can accept the figures from other supercar makers as genuine then, taking power-weight ratios into account, surely TVR's figures are not too wild?

I think it's a great pity the Speed 12 idea didn't blossom. 800bhp would see me heading directly for the Town of Illumination with much haste.)

joospeed

4,473 posts

279 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Cerbie is king, no other TVR comes close for all round appeal - enough said!!!

neilv

76 posts

285 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Is there some indication that the Cerbie is going to be phased out?

whatever

2,174 posts

271 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Long live the cerbie, and let's see more new TVRs being designed to take the AJP8.

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

261 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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Yep, I'd like to see it kept. In fact, put a 5.0 AJP8 in it and I will have children to sell them for one!

Matt.



Absolutely. Either that or the 4.7 or 5.1 job that I drove that was supposed to be their factory demo 4.5...

TVR needs to up it's bhp stakes if it is to stay serious. The Cerbera is a divine shape and it stays; why, it's almost as significant as Excalibur's next appearance.

(Aside: Lot of talk on PH about bogus TVR output claims. I seem to remember the great man (PW) commenting, at the time of Master Ravenscroft's debut c/o the original AJP 4.2 Cerby's launch about there being "lot's of people talking about pretend horsepower figures" and that "I can tell you, if you put 360bhp into a car that weighs just over a tonne" one could expect, er, fireworks.

If we can accept the figures from other supercar makers as genuine then, taking power-weight ratios into account, surely TVR's figures are not too wild?

I think it's a great pity the Speed 12 idea didn't blossom. 800bhp would see me heading directly for the Town of Illumination with much haste.)

I think if your gona start a petition then its for the resurection of the speed 12 the ultimate super car why they never put in to production i will never know

theboymoon

2,699 posts

261 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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SOS! Save Our Serbs!
Please Mr W, don't can the Cerbera. I want to be able to buy a new one in few years time once i've made my millions (no sniggering at the back).
Seriously, the Cerbera is IMHO the best looking car ever made. It would be the first thing in the garage after the lottery win. Moonie
As Mr Joolz said - the Cerb is King!

Bodo

12,375 posts

267 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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From my point of view (maybe I'm dreaming)

a) a car which is built in a small series has a higher state in consumer's (sorry: enthusiast's) eye, when it comes with the company's own engine. It makes the gap to kit cars!

b) the Cerbera has a sophisticated high end design; exterior and interior! Proportions of the body and roofline are simply stunning. The Cerb beats IMO all other TVRs.

c) LHD versions and enhanced marketing activities on the continent would raise the sales figures and (maybe) return.

d) a Cerb with alloy body, real 250hp@1000kgs, robust quality, priced at €75k and a dealer net would sell like hot pie in Germany

Thom

2,745 posts

274 months

Saturday 28th September 2002
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"Cerbera forever" very much definitely...Please Mr Wheeler, don't even think of putting this car and this awesome engine in the "cupboard"; it's way too early for that. Please bother developing it to its full potential and let it achieve what it truly deserves: worldwide recognition among the best supercars ever built!

(sorry , a bit tired tonight, couldn't find anything more original to say )

>> Edited by Thom on Saturday 28th September 21:37

dyb

120 posts

284 months

Monday 21st October 2002
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Sorry to revisit an old thread but wouldn't canning the Cerb make our old ones rarer and more valuable ?

If so, then can it so I can get a decent price.

Dyb

paulk

319 posts

275 months

Wednesday 23rd October 2002
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Mr PW we must keep a home grown V8 ala AJP. The 6's just dont do it for me, please dont let it die!!!