In the almost 7 years I have had my Cerbera, I have experimented with different methods of hooking the car up to a trickle-charger. I’ve had my same Accumate charger all this time, it works just fine – but…
Improving the usability and driveability of the Cerbera
I found myself starting to think about changing the Cerbera for another car – but as you’ll read on, I actually went in a different direction for a very good reason. If you are a Cerbera owner also considering moving…
Peter Essling – adding some shiny to your Cerbera
I get a lot of questions from visitors asking where did you get that from ? The short answer usually is: Peter Essling does those. Whether its a polished Stainless Bracket, a quick release bonnet system, a domed Gel…
Windscreen wiper upgrades
Sometimes you scratch your head wondering, what on earth were TVR thinking. For example, the wipers. Water is delivered by a bizarre looking looping tube that sits prominently on top of the wiper arms, and then at best dribbles water…
More Cerbera engine bay shiny bits
So last year I started on an engine bay spruce up (link). I replaced the Cerbera engine bay decals and had the rocker cover, fuel rail and spark plug cover powder coated – 18 months later and they still look…
Lockdown Jobs: rear view mirror + shiny Leven bits
My rear view mirror is clearly the original one from 1999. It’s started to de-laminate at the bottom, and vibrates and wobbles at speed. The new one is so much better edit: and i can confirm that after…
Short induction experiment for the Speed Six Cerbera
You may be reading my blog thinking he just polishes it, drives it and takes photos; and while I do enjoy all of that – I do have a naturally curious mind. If you know your Cerberas, you will…
Winter Jobs: Engine bay shiny bits
Over the winter I sent some parts away for powder coating. The old parts had discoloured, oxidized, and generally looked tired. I opted for silver, wanting to keep the original look, but with a far superior resilient finish.…