Where is the Cerbera Speed 12?
Where is the Cerbera Speed 12?
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Nickthebassist

Original Poster:

1,159 posts

246 months

Tuesday 9th January 2007
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Who got it? What's it doing at the moment?

SI-PEN

1,009 posts

267 months

Wednesday 10th January 2007
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Good question, anyone know?

russ turner

239 posts

238 months

Wednesday 10th January 2007
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Last time I saw it it was up for sale on Ebay touching the £155k mark

Nickthebassist

Original Poster:

1,159 posts

246 months

Saturday 13th January 2007
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Anyone know? it best not go into some collection never to be driven again, it deserves to be seen and, more importantly, heard.

V12TVR

17 posts

237 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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HPI does not yet show a new owner.

The last known owner was Kerry Gardiner AFAIK.



Adverts in the classifieds please.

Edited by Plotloss on Sunday 14th January 23:01

WazzaL

960 posts

239 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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Annoyingly the buyer kept his identity hidden on ebay. - So we can't even find them through that. (Sold for £155,200)

Would be a tradegy if it his lost into a private collection. Only time will tell.

Guillotine

5,516 posts

294 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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I have it on good authority that it wasn't sold in the end.

andy
tvrmonster.com

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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V12TVR said:
HPI does not yet show a new owner.

The last known owner was Kerry Gardiner AFAIK.





Great number plate!



Edited by Plotloss on Sunday 14th January 23:01

johnbear

1,568 posts

265 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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What? They were fake bidders on ebay?

anonymous-user

84 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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Guillotine said:
I have it on good authority that it wasn't sold in the end.

andy
tvrmonster.com


Thats a shame because some of the bidders were very genuine

trackcar

6,453 posts

256 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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so surely the seller just contacts the next highest, then the next until he finds the first genuine bidder .. ? or am i missing something?

Mr.Cerbera

5,151 posts

260 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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Doesn't it just mean that the reserve was not met ?


Edited by Mr.Cerbera on Sunday 14th January 12:36

russ turner

239 posts

238 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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I think it met the reserve price as it shows as "reserve not met yet" when the reserve hasn't been reached and it didn't show this for the last few days.

RayVonn

1,352 posts

246 months

Sunday 14th January 2007
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Trouble with a car like that is you'll end up with loads of Nova/Max Power boys bidding on it just to push the price up for a laugh - and then someone ends up winning it that has about £1.50 in their bank. Kinda ruins its for genuine bidders.