you know this one?
you know this one?
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V6 Alfa

Original Poster:

77 posts

240 months

Wednesday 6th December 2006
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Hi All,

Just wondering if you know or have any info on this car? It might have a new home in Ireland soon depending on its condition...

www.pistonheads.com/sales/116066.htm

Thanks
Rob

gazzab

21,640 posts

311 months

Wednesday 6th December 2006
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Its cheap , just buy it.

D.A.Z.

203 posts

243 months

Wednesday 6th December 2006
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why so cheap i ask ???????

BigAlinEmbra

1,629 posts

241 months

Wednesday 6th December 2006
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Doesn't seem unusually cheap for a P reg.

gazzab

21,640 posts

311 months

Wednesday 6th December 2006
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but it is a cheap cerb! So if you want one then go for it.

Ireland

3,517 posts

243 months

Wednesday 6th December 2006
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V6 Alfa said:
Hi All,

Just wondering if you know or have any info on this car? It might have a new home in Ireland soon depending on its condition...

www.pistonheads.com/sales/116066.htm

Thanks
Rob


Oops, I just remembered I forgot to reply to your question on the other forum Rob.

The money is very right for the year and milage.

A few more pictures would be nice and then a 1c Ryanair flight, perhaps.

RUSSELLM

6,002 posts

276 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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Price seems about right.

Mine's a similar age & mileage & is getting a bit thirsty on the oil front, so I'm due an engine threshen up at some stage.

Just bear things like that in mind and you'll be fine.

V6 Alfa

Original Poster:

77 posts

240 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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cheers lads, I'll get in touch with the seller and take it from there.

You guys are the cerbera experts so I'll ask:

is the 4.2 more reliable than the 4.5? (engine wise I mean)

Thanks, and looking forward to taking it for a test drive

Steve_T

6,356 posts

301 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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Early 4.2s sometimes snap the crank, although don't know how wide spread this is and certainly haven't heard of this happening for some time now. Generally, V8 engines in either capacity are reliable.

Edited by Steve_T on Thursday 7th December 09:14

byker28i

91,588 posts

246 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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Red car with cream interior - they are the best you know

Neil P

924 posts

244 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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certainly the most desirablewobble

dc53

3,217 posts

249 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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But not the fastest

Neil P

924 posts

244 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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their supposed to be blue aren't theylaugh

Cyclone1

2,614 posts

275 months

Thursday 7th December 2006
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I always thought they were silverscratchchin

killerscum01

136 posts

238 months

Friday 8th December 2006
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NOPE definately blue

TooTall Paul

938 posts

276 months

Friday 8th December 2006
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BLUE !!

V6 Alfa

Original Poster:

77 posts

240 months

Friday 8th December 2006
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I like the red one because there's not too many around (or am I worng?!)

What are the standard performance figures for the 4.2 anyway?

gazzab

21,640 posts

311 months

Friday 8th December 2006
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The perf figures are around 4 secs to 60 and a top speed of 180+. 0 - 100 in some 10 secs.

Cyclone1

2,614 posts

275 months

Friday 8th December 2006
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gazzab said:
The perf figures are around 4 secs to 60 and a top speed of 180+. 0 - 100 in some 10 secs.


And some Cerbs can do the 1/4 mile in under 12 seconds, well maybe just the one.....

Jules.

V6 Alfa

Original Poster:

77 posts

240 months

Friday 8th December 2006
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I currently drive a modified 3L GTV and its my daily driver.

Does anyone here use their Cerb as a daily driver? I ask becuase I dont know whether I should keep the Alfa for everyday and have the Cerb for weekends, or just use the cerb everyday

If I could use the cerb everyday, I'd sell the GTV, as the 10 grand it would provide would go into looking after the TVR...

What do you think?