The reanimation of my Cerbera (Pictures)

[Renfield]

Found it in Düsseldorf in Germany. I thought it was in very good condition.

Looks good?! ...see below for the truth...















... and so on !!!



There was only one decision: The Cerbera needs help!










The result:




!Now! the condition of my Cerb is good!!! Ok, from time to time the diva is a bit bhy,
like all TVR's are, but nothing big. Just a little care and she is happy again


All the shown work was done by "Bornemann" in Braunschweig/Germany. Big thanks to the guys!!!
Bornemann Fahrzeugtechnik Take a look at the Facebook-Site, German Pro's for TVR!!!

Edited by Renfield on Friday 30th January 21:12

[sweeper]

Looking good. How was chassis refurb done... sand blasted, zinc and powder coated?

[Renfield]

sweeper said:

Looking good. How was chassis refurb done... sand blasted, zinc and powder coated?

A ice-blasting was planed, but we were in worry about the electric. We were not in the need to take the body of, because the back end of the chassis looked ok. So we diceded to do it the old-fashioned way. With a brush, primer and paint. The rims are powder coated.

[Renfield]

Thanks for the compliment, sweeper. The rims were power coated twice times, cause they was in so bad condition that they couldn't hold the air for the tires.

[Jhonno]

Great work!

[Mr Cerbera]

Fantastic job Mike and you have shown yet another way to rejuvenate a Cerb.

Congratulations !!

[F1SERB]

Looking good
Love the rims

[sweeper]

I thought particularly ice blasting is not causing issues with electrics.

Anyway, good to see another Cerbera kept in good shape on the road.

[ukkid35]

Superb work, and the white rims look great with that body colour.