cars still competing in the British GT championship. In August 2003 TVR placed an advert in Auto Trader for a TVR Cerbera Speed 12 registered W112 BHG. What TVR planned to do was to rebuild one of the prototypes and sell it on to an enthusiast.<ref name="evo may 2005">John Barker. (May 2005), ' :Evo Magazine.</ref> Buying the car was not a simple process however, and involved being personally met and vetted by Peter Wheeler himself to make sure the buyer was a suitable candidate for purchasing the car. Eventually, the deal was completed and the Speed 12 was rebuilt and handed over to its new owner. Since the original bodywork had been destroyed, TVR had to use a remaining shell from one of the GT racers. On top of that TVR did some more work on the engine and the ECU. The car featured in the May 2005 edition of the Evo magazine in which it was described as "awesome" and "terrifyingly quick". W112BHG is on display at the Lakeland Motor Museum, Backbarrow, Cumbria. Specifications Brakes: Ventilated discs, diameter (front), (rear)Suspension: Double wishbones, coil springs over gas dampers. 0-: 2.9 seconds Weight: Power output: Top speed: Source:Note:''' Performance statistics are manufacturer estimates. References External links Cerbera Speed 12 Sports cars Coupés Rear-wheel-drive vehicles