Custom Cerbera Dash... but not in a TVR !! (beware 56k'ers)
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Hi all,
I promised a couple of people off this forum last week that I would post some pics of my efforts over the last 15 months! Quick history, I have spent the last 4 years building a 4WD, 400bhp VW Corrado with a custom interior based on a TVR Cerbera dash and centre arm rest. I am picking the entire interior up from the trimmers tomorrow and will post pics of the completed interior on sat night/ sunday morning once I've fitted it. See below for pics of the interior build. It may not be to everyone’s taste but I like it
something a little different! I plan to have the car complete in 2 weeks for an event called edition 38, ( <a href="www.edition38.com">www.edition38.com</a> ) incase anyone wants to see the car in the flesh. I would just like to point out, originally I wanted to keep the look of the dash as factory as possible, i.e try and make it look like a cerbera inside, unfortunately I had some major issues, one being the steering column was 3” out and therefore the entire dash didn’t sit central. Secondly the centre arm rest was far too big for the Corrado and had to cut it down in width to fit, so after that I decided to use the Cerbera dash as a starting point and just go with what ever… Thus a TVR inspired dash was created. Enjoy! (pics in rough order)
A full project write up will be posted on <a href="www.dubland.co.uk">www.dubland.co.uk</a> sometime this winter..
Ben
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Saturday 20th August 00:56
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Saturday 20th August 00:58
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Tuesday 23 August 12:06
I promised a couple of people off this forum last week that I would post some pics of my efforts over the last 15 months! Quick history, I have spent the last 4 years building a 4WD, 400bhp VW Corrado with a custom interior based on a TVR Cerbera dash and centre arm rest. I am picking the entire interior up from the trimmers tomorrow and will post pics of the completed interior on sat night/ sunday morning once I've fitted it. See below for pics of the interior build. It may not be to everyone’s taste but I like it
something a little different! I plan to have the car complete in 2 weeks for an event called edition 38, ( <a href="www.edition38.com">www.edition38.com</a> ) incase anyone wants to see the car in the flesh. I would just like to point out, originally I wanted to keep the look of the dash as factory as possible, i.e try and make it look like a cerbera inside, unfortunately I had some major issues, one being the steering column was 3” out and therefore the entire dash didn’t sit central. Secondly the centre arm rest was far too big for the Corrado and had to cut it down in width to fit, so after that I decided to use the Cerbera dash as a starting point and just go with what ever… Thus a TVR inspired dash was created. Enjoy! (pics in rough order) A full project write up will be posted on <a href="www.dubland.co.uk">www.dubland.co.uk</a> sometime this winter..
Ben
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Saturday 20th August 00:56
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Saturday 20th August 00:58
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Tuesday 23 August 12:06
SXS said:
lol
thats the funniest thing I've seen in yonks! Looks like some serious work there![]()
Looks like its going to go down superbly in the max power mags....
All you need now is a bodyshell to complement the interior!
haha.. !
Oh well, I told you it wouldn't be everyone’s taste.. I can assure you its not going in Max Power or any equivalent publications..! I think I have a touch more class than that?
I love TVR's, but you can't say that a corrado isn't a good looking car!?? Each to their own I suppose!
darreni said:
Fantastic job. I have to say that you must be out of your mind for even attempting it, but it looks like a quality job! What colour are you trimming it in?
Thanks mate! It has been alot of hard work, I know I'm mad but wanted to do something a bit different and learn how to work glass fibre etc. Its all about learning new skills
See pics tomorrow for colour of the leather..
>> Edited by biggerbigben on Saturday 20th August 13:14
olly said:
Ben it's confirmed you are mad ! ![]()
Is looking very good !
And a 400bhp 4x4 Corrado is going to be damn quick ! (VR6 Turbo ?)![]()
Can't wait to see final pics (am not going to be able to make E38 - am working both days !)
Cheers Olly, and yes I am mad.. lol, but I'm not the only one doing it, a mate of mine works for Aston Martin and it doesn't take a scientist to work out what he has put into his! lol
The engine is the 1.8 20vt lump, large port head, running a Jabbasport stage 2 with a few more additions..
Shame you can't make it to the show, it should be a good laugh this year.. There's always next year..
SXS said:
sorry ben, didnt mean to sound 'pisstaking'...
I appreciate the hard work that goes into these projects... just my angle was, you're putting curves into a box!!!!
Sorry mate I mis-understood! You are right though about the curves in a box, but thats half the fun trying to make it work! I'll post pics of it trimmed tomorrow, it looks stunning!
Looks cracking fella, although I think your handbrake may want some adjusting
Some very impressive work chap..
slinky
587racing.com
Some very impressive work chap..
slinky
587racing.com
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Fantastic job. I have to say that you must be out of your mind for even attempting it, but it looks like a quality job! What colour are you trimming it in?

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Looks like some real hard work going on here,looking foward to see the finsh. 
It must be an awesome drive, being 4WD with over 400BHP. 