Cerbera external dimensions - Will it fit in my garage ?
Cerbera external dimensions - Will it fit in my garage ?
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mike220

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107 posts

225 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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Haha, as above really. Before I spene my hard earned in the very near future - I guess I should check the basics. Anyone got the answer to hand ?

Thanks in advance,

Mike

Olly

2,174 posts

314 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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Length : 4280mm
Wheelbase : 2566mm
Width (inc mirrors) : 1865mm
Height : 1220mm
Front Track : 1464mm
Rear Track : 1470mm
Ground Clearance : 130mm

A lot of people keep Cerbs in single garages. The trick is to line the drivers side wall with old carpet & or sponge so that when you hit the door on the wall as you get in/out (it WILL happen), you do no damage ! biggrin

Happy hunting

Gazzab

21,663 posts

312 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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It is the length on the doors that is the killer. So if you are concerned then get someone from here to try theirs in your space.

bobbins

1,413 posts

237 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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Post where you are and ask nicely for someone to come round and do a 'dry run'.

Worked for me.

I had the same concerns as you and it fits easy. Thought it was gonna be a tight squeeze. I've carpeted the wall too.

byker28i

92,291 posts

247 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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Hasn't everyone carpeted their walls?

Dave 500

7,882 posts

272 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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byker28i said:
Hasn't everyone carpeted their walls?
Sod the carpet you got sun visors you lucky bd

Edited by Dave 500 on Sunday 18th May 19:12

HarryW

16,037 posts

299 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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Dave 500 said:
byker28i said:
Hasn't everyone carpeted their walls?
Sod the carpet you got sun visors you lucky bd

Edited by Dave 500 on Sunday 18th May 19:12
Even my 96 car has visors, when did they stop fitting them confused. I'd be more concerned about the crack in the windscreen yikes (or is it a trick of the light)

mike220

Original Poster:

107 posts

225 months

Sunday 18th May 2008
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Thanks guys, that's good info. Will be checking tomorrow, and if it looks suspect may post to see if there's anyone near me to try it out.

Fingers crossed, as I know of someone selling a 4.5 which I've been told is a good 'un - if slightly out of my price range to be honest ;-)

Cheers,

Mike

Byker28i

92,291 posts

247 months

Monday 19th May 2008
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HarryW said:
Sod the carpet you got sun visors you lucky bd

Edited by Dave 500 on Sunday 18th May 19:12
Even my 96 car has visors, when did they stop fitting them confused. I'd be more concerned about the crack in the windscreen yikes (or is it a trick of the light)
I knew I should have put a footer remark to that photo biggrin. That was a photo back from 18 months or so ago when someone decided to throw a bottle at my car in a bit of drunken jealousy. Thing is - it was a christmas do at a posh golf club with CCTV and the club member was recognised and banned.

As for Visors - they aren't that good to be honest - mine are too stiff, the drivers one hangs down a bit and refuses to stay up. I guess someones tried gluing something to it lookin at the mess on it.
I was thinking of taking them off. With the little windscreen and sunglasses I don't think I've ever used them.

FUBAR

17,065 posts

268 months

Monday 19th May 2008
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I had my car a year before I realised it had visors paperbag

dinkel

27,815 posts

288 months

Monday 19th May 2008
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bobbins said:
Post where you are and ask nicely for someone to come round and do a 'dry run'.

Worked for me.

I had the same concerns as you and it fits easy. Thought it was gonna be a tight squeeze. I've carpeted the wall too.
hehe A bit O/T: I had my 306 in TheFarmers garage to get the Chim out. The Pug was a tighter fit compared to the 4 litre!

Why are garages and parkings so damn tight? Lambo's have their scissordoors . . .

Cerberowner

385 posts

243 months

Monday 19th May 2008
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Yup, it's not getting the car in the garage that's the problem; it's getting out of the car once you've done so. You'll need carpet. I'd also recommend some by the passenger's side front wing so that you can get the car as far to the left as possible but won't scratch it if you go too far.

Byker28i

92,291 posts

247 months

Monday 19th May 2008
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Cerberowner said:
Yup, it's not getting the car in the garage that's the problem; it's getting out of the car once you've done so. You'll need carpet. I'd also recommend some by the passenger's side front wing so that you can get the car as far to the left as possible but won't scratch it if you go too far.
AH for that you need the dangly sock ball. Stop when it touches the windscreen


ncs

3,974 posts

312 months

Monday 19th May 2008
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FUBAR said:
I had my car a year before I realised it had visors paperbag
Yea but thats only because you cant see over the dashboardbiggrin

Nicknerd

FUBAR

17,065 posts

268 months

Tuesday 20th May 2008
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ranting