full timing a cerbera

[cerberatony]

new to cerbera ownership. at the moment i have 2 cars the cerb being a toy in the garage coming out once or twice a week but i need to or should i say want to use it more also with the economic climate i was thinking of selling normal euro box and full timing the cerb. are they reliable enough for full timing, your experiance and thoughts most welcome

[Scrooloose]

Of course.

Until something goes wrong.... Just like any car.

[trooperiziz]

I had mine as my only car for a couple of years, and did 25k miles in her over that time.

You just have to accept that there will always be something that needs doing to her, as you won't have the time/opportunities to keep her perfect.

Well worth doing though, it really gives you an appreciation for these cars, compared to the garage queens

[Spawn]

Mines my only car. I generally don't go that far though to be fair as I walk to work and go out in the Cerb when required but it has not let me down in the past 10 months of ownership in any major way

[Allandwf]

I've had mine for a year. Tends to be more happy when getting used, bit more niggly/tempremental if left for any length of time.

[RUSSELLM]

Driven one nearly every day for over Five years now...

Go for it !

[BCA]

RUSSELLM said:

Driven one nearly every day for over Five years now...

Go for it !

But in fairness, you do have a spare.

How is the 4.2/5?/whatever capacity bluey ended up??

[RUSSELLM]

Haven't used it for ages Ben. Still needs running in. I went to get it off the GF's drive recently to find it had sprung a leak & submerged the ECU & some kind soul has keyed it.

Currently at it's spiritual home in Coventry & hopefully down at Ewelme later in the week for some more paint. Should be an inch thick by now

The 4.5 looks like it might be on it's way to a new home ... It's on eBay & it's up to 11.5k so far.

[BCA]

Atleast that should mean that the 4.2 will get a little more useage.