my tvr cerbera

[suprarich]

Grif500 said:

That's my old car, certainly a head-turner!



PM me if you want to know anything about it, had a few issues sorted in my time and, as with most TVR's, it had a few quirks!

Enjoy

It does seem to turn heads mate, I'm very happy with it
You have PM

[scotty_d]

mattman said:

Stunning - the cerb is on my want list for upcoming mid-life crisis but needs to be an everyday driver so not sure that will work in reality - still massively want though

I would say no to a daily driver they are hard work if not in the mood to drive it. And a little high maintenance as well. And that is just running it through the summer sod driving it in the depths of winter. But buy a snotter and run the cerb

[scotty_d]

suprarich said:

zygalski said:

Lovely motor.
Can I offer some constructive advice?



Get some standard Kiwi black shoe polish (not Parade Gloss) & apply a thick coat with an old duster to your steering wheel. Leave it overnight & then buff off with a clean duster.
Repeat again a few days later & your wheel will look good as new

I was just going to get the steering wheel retrimmed but I'll give this a go first, thanks mate

D&C trim in blackpool ( In the old TVR Factory ex TVR staff) Did mine not so long ago And made a great job of it. I just posted it down to them and they turned it around in 2 days

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Woof ! That is one good looking Cerb

[daveco]

Absolutely stunning Cerb, their best looking car imo.

Out of interest, are these as scary to drive as other stories (and Gran Turismo playing time ) suggest they are?

[natben]

No they are not that difficult, BUT you have to respect it!! it is a lot of Power going through the rear wheels 350bhp+ in a car that ways a little over a TON with no driver aids to correct your mistakes. If you drive like a mainiac it will find you out for sure.....Most cars a not difficult to drive it the driver that lacks talent!!.
I have had my Cerbera for 3 years and a Tuscan for 3 years before it both of them have been wonderfull and I can't imagine not having one.

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scotty_d said:

mattman said:

Stunning - the cerb is on my want list for upcoming mid-life crisis but needs to be an everyday driver so not sure that will work in reality - still massively want though

I would say no to a daily driver they are hard work if not in the mood to drive it. And a little high maintenance as well. And that is just running it through the summer sod driving it in the depths of winter. But buy a snotter and run the cerb

Completely agree with Scotty, they are a fantastic car but if you were using it as a daily drive the novelty would soon wear off but as a car for the weekend or them summer night drives out ( not many of them around lately ) its going to make you very happy

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scotty_d said:

D&C trim in blackpool ( In the old TVR Factory ex TVR staff) Did mine not so long ago And made a great job of it. I just posted it down to them and they turned it around in 2 days

I'll give them a try mate, thank you

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daveco said:

Absolutely stunning Cerb, their best looking car imo.

Out of interest, are these as scary to drive as other stories (and Gran Turismo playing time ) suggest they are?

Thank you very much
As natben said they are not all that scary to drive, I had a fully setup 700bhp supra and the cerbera is a much much better drivers car with so much charm

[slippery]

Still a stunning shape after all these years. Beautiful.

[Shnozz]

I'm sure that was the car I went to view at a TVR dealership in Cambridgeshire with a view to buying about 4 - 5 years ago. Cant be many with that colour combo.

[Otter Smacker]

Lovely looking Cerb

[soad]

slippery said:

Still a stunning shape after all these years. Beautiful.

Doubt if it'll ever age, a very handsome car.

[SirSamuelBuca]

this makes me want to sell my kidneys both of them