Cerby Dimensions
Cerby Dimensions
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garethgtt

Original Poster:

430 posts

263 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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Hello,

Could somone tell me the length, width and height of the cerbera. Im buying a new house and trying to find out wether the cerb will fit inside the garage.

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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Length - 4280mm
Width (inc mirrors) - 1865mm
Height - 1220mm


as per www.tvrsupercars.com/

FourWheelDrift

92,237 posts

313 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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I prefer to use these measurements from :cough: www.Planet-TVR.co.uk

Length Overall - 4280mm
Wheelbase - 2566mm
Width (inc. mirrors) - 1865mm
Height Overall - 1220mm
Front track - 1464mm
Rear track - 1470mm
Ground clearance - 130mm
Weight - 1100kg

garethgtt

Original Poster:

430 posts

263 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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IT FITS!!!! woooo

Rob Dance

200 posts

268 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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Don`t forget that once you have shoehorned the car into a garage, its alltogether a different story having enough space to open the door enough to get out !!, they are even longer than they look...( the doors)

I leave mine skew accross the garage, (like the ladies do in sainsburys car park spaces), leaves enough room to open the doors, not hitting the various other projects that seem to have permanant residence there!

>> Edited by Rob Dance on Tuesday 11th January 17:10

GCerbera

5,161 posts

280 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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Rob Dance said:
Don`t forget that once you have shoehorned the car into a garage, its alltogether a different story having enough space to open the door enough to get out!
Easy, just do as I did and stay in the car until you next want to go out in it.

FourWheelDrift

92,237 posts

313 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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Or leave the windows down and exit "Dukes of Hazzard" style.

Also helps when the battery fails

trooperiziz

9,457 posts

281 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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If you are a skinny bastard like me, you can get in and out of a Cerb without too much bother in a garage 2400mm wide.

cirvy

2,331 posts

292 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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I used to park mine outside the garage & push it in ( always made the neighbours smile)

jonnyw

867 posts

271 months

Tuesday 11th January 2005
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I am blessed with girth and push mine in to the garage up a slight incline like a good loosehead prop!

davetherave1970

2,144 posts

275 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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GCerbera said:
Easy, just do as I did and stay in the car until you next want to go out in it.
All of two minutes then!

GCerbera

5,161 posts

280 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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davetherave1970 said:

GCerbera said:
Easy, just do as I did and stay in the car until you next want to go out in it.

All of two minutes then!
It takes you that long?

CiderwithCerbie

1,420 posts

296 months

Wednesday 12th January 2005
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jonnyw said:
I am blessed with girth and push mine in to the garage up a slight incline like a good loosehead prop!


JonnyW? Christ you must have put on a bit of weight with all these injuries!

jonnyw

867 posts

271 months

Thursday 13th January 2005
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CiderwithCerbie said:

jonnyw said:
I am blessed with girth and push mine in to the garage up a slight incline like a good loosehead prop!



JonnyW? Christ you must have put on a bit of weight with all these injuries!


All the normal rugby injuries, from broken nose to crushed Verts, but the Cerb is the only way I can get back to the acceleration I had when in my prime!!