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how's it comeing a long,found out they had 360 A blocks in them,dodges had 383 B block which was in the USA.

a bit more progress

Cool, is that the final colour?

Ya that's looking great,tops.

nah the resin body is a bit rough, thats spray putty, i am gunna try clear blue over silver

rear end chromework added

That is coming along nicely - the shape looks spot-on to me. It must be so rewarding to do this kind of customising. I'm looking forward to seeing more progress on it.

PS - Having worked at GMH Fisherman's Bend for six years, I know exactly what you mean about employees getting certain things done on their ordered cars that were not stock standard items.

The back end is coming along well. Nice way of doing it.

looking good.

Looking good so far dv8 colour sound great gunna have to keep an eye on this one for sure wanna see that finished colour man.

Dingo

Oi John, It doesn't look like a HZ Holden...lol
Looking good keep it up.

Shoey wrote:Oi John, It doesn't look like a HZ Holden...lol
Looking good keep it up.

of course not ....im stillllllll waitin for some other bloke to do a HZ

got some color on it, tamiya clear blue over silver leaf

good looking colour

Nice

Colour looks sweet!

that just about covers it DV8 the colour is spot on for this car man.


Dingo

nice, looking good can't wait to see this finished.

interior finished

Bit late for this build, but there is a great article in the lastest issue of Australian Muscle Car magazine about these (it's the issue with the Geoghegan '65 Mustang on the cover).

It turns out this car was a reaction to record sales of the Dart-based VF-VG coupe. The head honchos back in the states interpreted it as a local desire for long wheel base hardtops. Turns out they were wrong. So wrong the company went bust!

its coming together slowly

that's one cool build,great oz muscle car.

Man that's looking

Dingo