MY VC'S * DONE BABY DONE!!*

Will be watching for it to be finished,like the mags that you have gone with too.

I love both your rides dale and the barnyard ute has came up a treat, its Looking fantastic. Sadly I build my dream cars to scale now, the real thing is out of reach..

FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got the new rubbers and windows in today.





Rego should not be too far away now.  

Looks great  

Thanks John,  she's been a long haul mate, but nearly done.

Look's great. bet you can not wait to be driving it down the road   

allan wrote:Look's great. bet you can not wait to be driving it down the road   

TOO right Allan, getting itchy feet now mate.  And thanks, too.

Absolutely lovely car!... a credit to your handy work mate.
Here's an idea for a number plate? 4 U T Envy?... LOL.
 

  Thank you very much mate, that plate idea is a cool one, but it will be on Special Interest rego, a bit like club rego on the big island. You have to take what you are given, and it is about half price with limited times you can use them (52 times a year).

  

She looks awesome Dale, it's a real credit to you   
Those wheels are just the cats pyjamas, wish I could find a set like that for my old girl.
Hope you get her on the road very soon, it'll be a buzz to cruise around in.  

WOW ...superb. Just love this mate. Your a lucky fella!

I often wonder what the big deal is with the old T/A's.  Had an EH wagon that had the old Torque Twisters on it. I put some TA's on it and they were on it for a week ...took it back and had new Twisters put on it!  

Anyways well done buddy. Jealous muchly

 Thanks TJ, really looking forward to it.
Dean, T/A's, back in the day were great for the price as we usually blew them off inside 12 months mate, and now, there are not many options for big rubber in 14". I searched for 4 years to replace the 265's on the rear of the white one, as I refuse to pay drug money for tyres. (asking $700 each).
As for the tyres on the ute, they came with the wheels mate, so they can stay there for a few years I reckon. And thanks for the compliments too mate, I am very happy with the outcome.

  

This is a wonderful restoration of an under rated car. I love this to bits. My earliest motoring memories are in dad's VC sedan that he bought when he came home from Vietnam for a bit over $2000.00. No rear seat belts, terry towelling seat covers, front bench seat, after market cassette player through crap speakers, sitting on his knee steering - those were the days.

Thanks mate, i grew up around valiants too, but dad never had a VC,  but did have a few 2 door pacers though.

NEARLY DONE, i cleaned up the rear view mirror today, then it all got out of control.

That's cool.

Love your work mate, it's terrific to see the love going into this.

Thanks guys, Deaf as, mate, i have a thing for old Mopars, and the ute is a bit like a life size model, soi am just enjoying playing with the Air brush. Just to be different.  

This baby is DONE!!!!!
Pretty happy with the way it has turned out, considering it was all done by myself.
And owes me less than $4500, .






Now for Rego.  

Hats off to you mate this is a top ride! If you ever need a new home for it let me know - too cool!

That's one very cool mopar ute, great job on it

Excellent result
Well done

Chris

Thank you very much guys,  Deafas, mate i will add you to the list, had a couple of offers already, but i ain't parting with it.