Cerbera Converted to Griffith 500

[mycerbera]

Well I've only gone and done it!!
Picked up my new toy over the easter weekend and so far am very happy with it.. Very different to the C8ERA but much more user friendly. Time will tell!
Was Originally K500 GRF, anyone know the car? or now have the plate?



>>> Edited by mycerbera on Tuesday 22 April 12:31

[rick.e]

Congratulations, but why not give us all a lift by spilling the beans on the Cerb! We regularly hear from owners who have moved from Rover to AJP engined cars, but rarely the other way about.

[mycerbera]

It cost me £9k for 9mths ownership in bills including a factory top end re-build, need i say more!

[Ballistic Banana]

mycerbera said: It cost me £9k for 9mths ownership in bills including a factory top end re-build, need i say more!

I think after spending that much i would of been inclinded to keep it.

But anyhow welcome to Griffith ownership, whats the main differences in your opinion, Road holding i would think would be a major one??

BB

[shpub]

Ive done the Griff-Cerbera-Griff route. Griff about half the cost of the Cerbie to run but the brakes are not as good... nor is the suspension and AJP just wants to scream. Having said that, last years 520 brakes sorted out the braking and while the suspension isn't as good, the Griff is a lot of fun. No regrets but with Cerbies the price they are, I might be tempted back. The Cerbie is one hell of a car!

[mikeylad]

cerbera converted to griff.

bet you didn't manage to do that with a halfords socket-set in a single garage!!

..:sorry:

[jpritchard]

If only they would consider a 4.5 convertible? How about an aftermarket type?

[dannyboyo]

Was Originally K500 GRF, anyone know the car? or now have the plate?

I've seen that plate somewhere i'm sure, maybe in adverts in sprint?? Dunno!