VK Commodore

Here is yet another build in progress. 1984 VK Commodore. The car started out as a late 80's Nissan Skyline, 3 versions of the car will done as add on's, the Group A, the Group 3 and the Last of the Big Bangers racing VK. This car when completed will be moulded.
I can then start on the VC, VH and then a VL. but for now I'd be happy to just get this one finished.

Very nice work there Shoey.

I'd love to be able to do that sort of stuff, maybe you could do a tutorial for us all.

Thanx

WOW shoey, that looks great.
i gotta get me 1 of these. keep these pics coming mate. awesome work, very impressive.

That is some great craftsmanship !!!

Shoey that's awesome work. Did you ever work in General Motor's styling department? What are you using for "bog"?

He worked at GMH as a crash test dummy! I still loves ya Chris!

checkmate wrote:He worked at GMH as a crash test dummy! I still loves ya Chris!

Hey - so did I! The pay was good but the sudden stops were lousy. Ouch!

Chris still has the yellow and black circles on the side of his head!

good looking build so far.

Judging by all that work he did work in the styling dept. good car my friend and for a commondoor as well oh yea forgot to say don't like 'em but don't hate 'em just can't stand holdens too many on the road, that's all it is nothing more but can't wait to se this one finished.

Just found this one Shoey - amazing workmanship mate. You're a pioneer. I find this kind of thing very inspirational - it makes me want to get out in the shed and try and create something new and different myself. Wouldn't be a bad thing if you wanted to add a bit more description to the photos - I would love to know how you go about these conversions.

Hope to see it finished soon and would like to put in an advance order for a couple of VK Group C body shells!

get in line bryce

Have any of you blokes considered the possibility that Shoey just might like to keep his methods a trade secret? Other wise all of yez would be doing the same and then where would he be. In the Two Wheels forum, many people have praised me and Sean for scratch building our bikes, well I reckon Shoey deserves the same praise. His cars are every bit as scratch built as if there was no kit to start with. It's amazing how one car body can be modified into another and be so close to fair dinkum. Great work Shoey.

very nice job on this

i think we meet at the QHME in Brisbane

wow your a genius i take my hat off to you have you thought about doing one of the new commodores i would sure love to get me a body of a new com anyday:)