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The Cheapest TVR Cerbera in the UK

A running log of the “Cheapest TVR Cerbera in the UK” restoration arc on the mattgreenworks YouTube channel. New episodes added as they publish.

Currently on: PT10 — first paint on the door shuts + engine bay. Main body top coat next.

#TopicWatch
PT1I bought it (collection day in Manchester, first chassis poke)YouTube
PT2Body off, just the two of us (sketchy crane lift)YouTube
PT3The “3-day” paint job (became several months)YouTube
PT4Chassis strip down (and a TDI joke)YouTube
PT5Chassis repairedYouTube
PT6Painted chassisYouTube
PT7Fuel lines + 3D printed chassis clipsYouTube
PT8Quad headlamp conversionYouTube
PT9Detail primer prep around the new quad headlampsYouTube
PT10First paint on the door shuts + engine bayYouTube
PT11Main body top coat with Paul at WHM Auto Bodyupcoming

Not part of the numbered PT series, but happening in the same workshop on the same car:

TopicWatch
How to remove Cerbera doorsYouTube
How to remove Cerbera pedal boxYouTube
3D-printed rear diff bushes — Round 2 fittedYouTube
Fly-by-wire first signs of life on the benchYouTube
Fly-by-wire bench rig walkthroughYouTube
3D-printed tornado rear lights prototypeYouTube

The stated goal of the arc is to get the car to first drive on the road — MOT’d, road legal, engine running and gearbox working, brakes safe. The target is spring 2027.

  • Limited weekly hours at the unit (~4–6 hours typical)
  • Done as a one-person job for the most part
  • On a budget — hence “cheapest”