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Thought i would make you all smile....how bad is my ocd.Yes i know i have just had new outriggers fitted and am doing the chassis etc....but i have decided to start saving for a new chassis.i dont think they do em for a cerb yet but when they do i will get one...mark my words.am going to continue the chassis prep etc for the time being,and will rebuild all the suspension etc,so when i do the swap i should'nt come across to many suprises.i know it wont be for a couple of years yet but it does pay to plan ahead.....well as much as you can.
...what do you all think 
...what do you all think Gray_101 said:
How much would you want to pay for a second hand one in good condition ?
lol that gets the ball rolling...dont tend to haggle if you have one that is nice then once i have moved it could be an option.suppose it could be stored in my workshop if it aint to heavy.what you thinking bud 
spongy said:
lol that gets the ball rolling...dont tend to haggle if you have aone that is nice then once i have moved it could be an option.suppose it could be stored in my workshop if it aint to heavy.what you thinking bud
Tell you what.... Ask me at chatsworth, i may be able to help you source a good one, if your still after one If you are wanting a new Cerbera chassis and are in no rush, it may be worth having a word with RT Racing in Sheffield. I was talking to Richard and he says he will have to start looking at making some of the latest TVR chassis. He makes new chassis for older models and they are absolute top class. I say no rush because he would have to make or adapt the jigs he has. Richard will be at Chatsworth if anyone wants a chat with him.
yep have seen that a new cerb chassis should be on the cards soon.would love a new one...but if a really good secound hand one came up then ,like i said no rush at all as i have a house to finish and sell at the mo...but believe it or not i am moving to get a double garage..and a slight downsize.
,like i said no rush at all as i have a house to finish and sell at the mo...but believe it or not i am moving to get a double garage..and a slight downsize.spongy said:
You dont think im mad then.
Well maybe a little bit Funny thing is i was having a conversation about a spare cerbera chassi last night, and if you really want one, i may be able to help you.
but if one comes up in the mean time... buy it... good spare ones are hard to find
Edited by Gray_101 on Friday 6th April 21:15
£15 for a 6mtr lentgh of chassis tubing for repair.£150+vat for a bead bast,zinc primer and white powdercoat.WHY pay £1ksss for a new chassis.Cost me £25 to have my outriggers repaired,does that mean its a s
te job!!!!Had A qoute for £1k+vat F***ng joke.IM happy job sorted,just waiting for engine to be fitted LOL
te job!!!!Had A qoute for £1k+vat F***ng joke.IM happy job sorted,just waiting for engine to be fitted LOLmart 63 said:
£15 for a 6mtr lentgh of chassis tubing for repair.£150+vat for a bead bast,zinc primer and white powdercoat.WHY pay £1ksss for a new chassis.Cost me £25 to have my outriggers repaired,does that mean its a ste job!!!!Had A qoute for £1k+vat F***ng joke.IM happy job sorted,just waiting for engine to be fitted LOL
Lol no you aint done a ste job!!!!Had A qoute for £1k+vat F***ng joke.IM happy job sorted,just waiting for engine to be fitted LOLt job....i would just fancy a new chassis done to a really good spongy stanard.If the out riggers are done off the car i cant see any problems as you can align all the tubes up 100%.bud i will never be the one to knock any cerb owner who tackles these jobs cos im there with you on some of the costings for jobs done.To be honest when i look at some threads on here my eyes pop out at the attention to detail some people achieve.Carry on sir and i take my hat off to you.Gassing Station | Cerbera | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff