Cerb with T350 light pods

[apache]

Here's a Chim with it done, I'd reckon it would transform a Cerb


www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=8&t=276515

[daver]

For the Cerb (and the Chim) it would look a lot better if the bottom of the pods continued in a curvey stylie rather than a straught line - something more like the DB9.

[oli_quick]

mmm...makes the Chim look at little like a Marcos...

A good thing? Maybe not...

[Julian64]

I'd actually like to see what'd it look like on a cerb. Anyone good at photoshop?

[gbbird]

Not keen myself - don't like the triangular hole underneath the lights. Just doesn't look right

[SXS]

Budaholic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[markh]

gbbird said:

Not keen myself - don't like the triangular hole underneath the lights. Just doesn't look right

I would agree with you on the triangular ducts under the light, but I recon that Tuscan 2 lights (double lights but with covers) would look great

[dean_ratpac]

one of the RATPAC looked at this a few years back - but actually using the whole 'clip' front not just the pods.. it was a mamouth job. i like to get the sagris front on my cerbie.. with those slashes on the wings...

[SXS]

Carbon Al was looking at conversions, the only problem he saw was that the front end curve swoops too tight, and you'd lose the butch front unless you raise the wing curve a little... but it would be an awesome conversion if done right... I did a pic of a cerb with a sagaris front and a tuscan rear - looked the biz!

here she is:


Cerbaris?


or


Sagera?

[budaholic]

SXS said:

Budaholic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just lashed up a real quick one....... looks aweful IMHO!

pic here

Bud

Edited by budaholic on Wednesday 7th June 13:09

[SXS]

budaholic said:

SXS said:

Budaholic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just lashed up a real quick one....... looks aweful IMHO!

pic here

Bud

Good PH job.... agree on the aweful look!!!!!

[Julian64]

SXS said:

budaholic said:

SXS said:

Budaholic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just lashed up a real quick one....... looks aweful IMHO!

pic here

Bud

Good PH job.... agree on the aweful look!!!!!

yep agree, not good, and as for the cerbaris, bloody start taking your medicine Ash.

[SXS]

Julian64 said:

SXS said:

budaholic said:

SXS said:

Budaholic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just lashed up a real quick one....... looks aweful IMHO!

pic here

Bud

Good PH job.... agree on the aweful look!!!!!

yep agree, not good, and as for the cerbaris, bloody start taking your medicine Ash.

I'm not as good as budaholic with photoshop, but it gives an idea'ish... na?
but seriously though, keeping in-with the lines of the cerbie, its not much you can do with the look, its a perfect fit as it is... I penciled a thousand sketches way back and budaholic did a dozen or so photoshops and things never looked spot on.... but its like that thing, the renault with the square arse - some like it - most hate it huh?

[Julian64]

If I had to improve the Cerb, I'd take the rear bumper off it, and thats about it.

[apache]

I think it looks good, but it would be better if the cross member was removed, this would give it a more aggresive stance a la aston and less fussy wheels

Edited by apache on Wednesday 7th June 15:37

[gazzab]

Dont forget the chap who is putting a T350 rear and a tuscan front on a cerb to give it the Typhon look.

[mad mark]

Julian64 said:

If I had to improve the Cerb, I'd take the rear bumper off it, and thats about it.

I agree Or at least smooth that 'bump' bit, out of the bumber.
Too many corners with that there.

[leebus]

I WANT A CERBARIS! I think that looks the buisness, im off to the body shop! oh one slight problem, i need a sagaris front end DAMN

[gazzab]

Not sure cerbaris will work in the flesh ie all round at the back and flat at the front..... Hmmmm? The Sagaris looks a bit squashed flat up front to me.

[olly]

leebus said:

I WANT A CERBARIS! I think that looks the buisness, im off to the body shop! oh one slight problem, i need a sagaris front end DAMN

When I was last in Blackpool, they had a few lying around at the factory.....
www.tvr-cerbera.net/pics/bpool/Pict5756_w.jpg