Finally got round to some post-respray photos.
Finally got round to some post-respray photos.
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robsco

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205 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Well, after having the front end resprayed, the Cerb is almost exactly as I envisaged it when I bought it. Spent a lot of money on her and am very proud of how the old girl has turned out. In hindsight, the car needed a bit of TLC initially to get her back to full fitness but to sit back and look at the results now is great. Obviously its nothing compared to the incredible things that others have achieved on here, but nonetheless, there's always an excuse for some photographs. The eagle-eyed amongst you will notice there's still no front numberplate on there... it just looks so good like that.






















Gray_101

1,118 posts

219 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Your Cerbs looking very nice ..... But you should have converted the head lights smile

gerradiuk

1,669 posts

224 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Looks lovely , can I ask what was the approx cost & was it a full respray ?

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Beautiful...

And I prefer the look of the original lights, much classier (pity they don't work very well, is all...)

scotty_d

6,795 posts

223 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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tvrgit said:
Beautiful...

And I prefer the look of the original lights, much classier (pity they don't work very well, is all...)
Like Glass great finish.


The pods are no better Andrew i think my Chim with HID's fitted is miles ahead of my pods with HID's



Gray_101

1,118 posts

219 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Will we see this Cerb at chatsworth this year, how much of the front end was resprayed, is it a perfect match ?

robsco

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Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Gerradi, it was full front end and scuttle panel repair (one of the corners was missing). Also fitted clear front indicators which apparently are an absolute bh to do. Cost was £900. The original headlamps are comfortably the most attractive setup in my opinion, there was never any question over how the headlamps were going to end up.

Gray 101, the match is extremely good. Very impressed with it. The full bonnet up to both wings was sprayed, can't tell a colour difference at all, which is very satisfying when one doesn't have the funds for a full respray!

Edited by robsco on Wednesday 25th January 17:25

C3BER

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252 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Gray_101 said:
Your Cerbs looking very nice ..... But you should have converted the head lights smile
No no no!

Targarama

14,782 posts

312 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Nice. Now go to the TVR Power website and buy some TVR logo'd wheel centres instead of those blank ones!

robsco

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Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Targarama said:
Nice. Now go to the TVR Power website and buy some TVR logo'd wheel centres instead of those blank ones!


Already removed and replaced with the gold caps. Prefer them.

Targarama

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312 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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robsco said:


Already removed and replaced with the gold caps. Prefer them.
hehe Well it takes all sorts smile

robsco

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Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Targarama said:
hehe Well it takes all sorts smile
Made it look like a Scooby wi' blue 'n' gold innit mate? hehe

Gray_101

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219 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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C3BER said:
Gray_101 said:
Your Cerbs looking very nice ..... But you should have converted the head lights smile
No no no!
Yes yes yes,,,,,,, wheres my Dremel ?

Jubes

79 posts

182 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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It looks fantastic, great colour too!

It looks like you've had the front number plate mounting holes filled in, which looks great but where or how are you going to mount your front plate now?

Cheers.

robsco

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205 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Hi Jubes.

I had the mounting holes reglassed with the intention of getting a smaller front plate and having some new holes drilled at a later date. Contemplating running it with no plate though, considering it looks so good.

C3BER

4,714 posts

252 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Gray_101 said:
Yes yes yes,,,,,,, wheres my Dremel ?
I feel sick wink

bobbins

1,413 posts

236 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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Looking good Rob. Followed a gritter home in the Puma earlier. Thought of you as it splattered everything in both directions!!!

Jubes

79 posts

182 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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robsco said:
Hi Jubes.

I had the mounting holes reglassed with the intention of getting a smaller front plate and having some new holes drilled at a later date. Contemplating running it with no plate though, considering it looks so good.
I was thinking of doing exactly the same, although I'm favouring the smaller plate on newly drilled holes route to keep it reasonably legal.

It does look so much better without a front number plate though!

jackwibble

664 posts

188 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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IMHO your asking for unwanted attention with no front number plate even if it does look better {not wanting to be a killjoy face} cop

amazon

3,704 posts

240 months

Friday 27th January 2012
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Jubes said:
robsco said:
Hi Jubes.

I had the mounting holes reglassed with the intention of getting a smaller front plate and having some new holes drilled at a later date. Contemplating running it with no plate though, considering it looks so good.
I was thinking of doing exactly the same, although I'm favouring the smaller plate on newly drilled holes route to keep it reasonably legal.

It does look so much better without a front number plate though!
yes I agree smile