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As the roads are now dry and my drive is no longer a quagmire I got the Cerbera out for the first time in 4 months.
Checked the oil, wiped the dust off (dust cover doesn't seem to work too well) and went for a blast.
She was just as I remember with no extra "foibles". With the roads still very cold it was easy to get the tail out with that little extra press of the throttle.
I saw very few interesting cars out though and no other TVR's. Where is everyone?
Checked the oil, wiped the dust off (dust cover doesn't seem to work too well) and went for a blast.
She was just as I remember with no extra "foibles". With the roads still very cold it was easy to get the tail out with that little extra press of the throttle.
I saw very few interesting cars out though and no other TVR's. Where is everyone?
Everyday since Monday!Hi amazon
That lovely bend has been a muddy river for the last 3 months after the pumped up 4x4 brigade trashed the green lane over the hill.
I must try to make a local club meeting soon so hope to see you there. I think the last one I got to was in October. A lot of my spare time is currently spent assembling my Ultima. Not got very far yet though.
That lovely bend has been a muddy river for the last 3 months after the pumped up 4x4 brigade trashed the green lane over the hill.
I must try to make a local club meeting soon so hope to see you there. I think the last one I got to was in October. A lot of my spare time is currently spent assembling my Ultima. Not got very far yet though.
Well, Friday for me was the first time I'd driven the Cerb in 3 months:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Got out for an hour on Sunday afternoon too, with my brother-in-law and nephew in the car, but Derbyshire was full of grockles......
Great to be back behind the wheel of the Cerb again!
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Got out for an hour on Sunday afternoon too, with my brother-in-law and nephew in the car, but Derbyshire was full of grockles......
Great to be back behind the wheel of the Cerb again!
mikeinsheffield said:
Well, Friday for me was the first time I'd driven the Cerb in 3 months:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Got out for an hour on Sunday afternoon too, with my brother-in-law and nephew in the car, but Derbyshire was full of grockles......
Great to be back behind the wheel of the Cerb again!
Mike,http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Got out for an hour on Sunday afternoon too, with my brother-in-law and nephew in the car, but Derbyshire was full of grockles......
Great to be back behind the wheel of the Cerb again!
Was also out Sunday PM, had a drive round Baslow, Curbar, Calver - must have reached nearly 40 up Baslow hill
Storer said:
Harry
Try an Ultimate red top. A bit expensive but transforms starting. I never sit there thinking "will she start" any more.
Still plucking up the courage to spend more than £100 on a battery Try an Ultimate red top. A bit expensive but transforms starting. I never sit there thinking "will she start" any more.
2 questions does the + terminal sit under the cut out and how much.................HarryW said:
Storer said:
Harry
Try an Ultimate red top. A bit expensive but transforms starting. I never sit there thinking "will she start" any more.
Still plucking up the courage to spend more than £100 on a battery Try an Ultimate red top. A bit expensive but transforms starting. I never sit there thinking "will she start" any more.
2 questions does the + terminal sit under the cut out and how much.................It is a tight fit and you can just get to the + terminal to fit charger clip. Mine was about £130 delivered but they have gone up because of our cr*p exchange rate with the $.
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