You can't beat a good blast in a Lambo!

You can't beat a good blast in a Lambo!

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bosscerbera

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Wednesday 9th November 2005
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TVRs are in for servicing ... dry, salt-free days running out this year ... so took the Espada for a blast this afternoon.

Six carbs sucking, four tailpipes howling. Bliss.

bosscerbera

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Wednesday 9th November 2005
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Big T said:
Must have a chat, over a few beverages, at BTaP about that car...T


Cheers!
You're on!

bosscerbera

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Wednesday 9th November 2005
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Let me know the route, I'll be heading up from Milton Keynes.

bosscerbera

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Friday 11th November 2005
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burriana said:
bosscerbera said:
so took the Espada for a blast this afternoon.

Six carbs sucking, four tailpipes howling. Bliss.


I'd like to see a pic of your Espada


Pictures here: www.pistonheads.com/members/showCar.asp?carId=13191

Been out again yesterday and today. Some tw@t in a Range Rover was holding up traffic at sub-30mph for miles on a main A road this afternoon. Just what the fk is all that about??? 15 miles of it was all I could take before red mist descended and I overtook the bloody lot of them. The old girl goes like a scalded cat once she's up on her cams. She ain't no Cerbera, but WOW! what a howl!! After the precision and telepathic turn-in of TVRs, the tall tyres and soft suspension of the Espada take some getting used to but she can be hustled. The long front overhang suggests understeer because you expect the nose to move faster than it does - in fact the handling is pretty neutral, a smidge of understeer that neutralises with a little more power. Lovely old job.