Cerbera's gone - thanks for the memories!
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Well the day I never expected nor hoped would arrive has arrived; I have just waved good-bye to the Cerbera as it prepares for a new life down under, in New Zealand. Just wanted to say many thanks to all on here for the advice and guidance over the past three years. Shame I never made it onto the epic trips but our schedules never saw eye to eye.
To anyone considering buying a Cerbera - just do it. It was an itch ten years in the making for me and it has been an unforgettable three year scratch.
I know the new owner, Daniel, will be made to feel very welcome here and I am extremely happy that the car has gone to a guy who will take extremely good care of her.
This afternoon, I are mostly off for a pint or two and a session of sorrow drowning...
To anyone considering buying a Cerbera - just do it. It was an itch ten years in the making for me and it has been an unforgettable three year scratch.
I know the new owner, Daniel, will be made to feel very welcome here and I am extremely happy that the car has gone to a guy who will take extremely good care of her.
This afternoon, I are mostly off for a pint or two and a session of sorrow drowning...

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Or the many before it? You'll be back
Or the many before it? You'll be back

Edited by FUBAR on Thursday 19th November 15:46
Tim, I'll raise a glass in memory of her previous life.... and several more on her arrival on the 6th of January! I'm sure she'll like it here. Where she's going to be pampered, has her own enclosed bay in my garage, scenic runs are north south east and west, and salt is for seasoning food, not spreading on roads.
I'm sure she'd love a visit from you. Anything as an excuse for an road trip adventure.
I'm sure she'd love a visit from you. Anything as an excuse for an road trip adventure.
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