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1980 Holden Wb Panel Van

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Period mods is where its at! Looks really trick man!

 

I wanna panno. Lol. Got a HQ Gts Coupe tho, probably keep her ridgy didge original tho

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Period mods is where its at! Looks really trick man!

 

I wanna panno. Lol. Got a HQ Gts Coupe tho, probably keep her ridgy didge original tho

 

Thats it man, cheers :wink:

 

yeah keep her original, thats the way to go if its a gts :y:

Looking great man, more motivation for my WB.

 

Good to see you kept the early round headlight front, my first tonner had that front.

 

Got any more WB stickers? :P

 

CHEERS

Ryan

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Looking great man, more motivation for my WB.

 

Good to see you kept the early round headlight front, my first tonner had that front.

 

Got any more WB stickers? :P

 

CHEERS

Ryan

 

Tanks man :wink:

 

yeah keep her they way she was, something different

 

As fo the sticker this one is a one of a kind as far as i know, i made it with 2 different colour vinyl

Able to get any more made? :P

 

As for something different, thats why i kept the standard front on my WB (rectangle headlight). Had a few people come up to me at car shows saying it looks different to the rest, seeing as most have the DeVille front on them.

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Able to get any more made? :P

 

As for something different, thats why i kept the standard front on my WB (rectangle headlight). Had a few people come up to me at car shows saying it looks different to the rest, seeing as most have the DeVille front on them.

 

Yeah true true.

 

dunno about the sticker man, dad yould go off if i made a duplicate haha, wants to keep it oe of a kind + they take a while to make.

Fair call man, still looks wicked tho :cool:

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Fair call man, still looks wicked tho :cool:

 

 

:wink: Thanks budy

Thought i would chuck up the old mans build. He has had this car for over 30 years now, was used to tow his supersedan around, as a daily driver and as a work hourse. So he decided it was time to give her a freshen up before she wasted away after all these years. Took just over a year to finish but came up sweet.

He decided to throw a v6 in it so he could drive it reguarly and be a nice comfortable car but then it got out of hand and it was turned into a toy car that rarely comes out of the shed. He also had the idea of it being cheap to run but that idea went down the drain when he had thoughts of supercharging it like his other car :rolls:

So he went out an brought a Holden VS ute that was a repairable write off and took the engine, gearbox and the computer and heaps of other bits out of it to put in the van. To fit the engine he orded an engine conversion kit for a WB to fit a v6 and it went in pretty easy.

He also used the seats out of the VS instead of running the old bench seat and just got them recovered in the original vinyl and pattern.

 

You just can't get the boy out of the man :no2:

 

So here it is, hope you all like it :wink:

dude ,that van is amazing it just looks so good what a project ,thats one to keep and just keep looking at ,well done :yes:

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dude ,that van is amazing it just looks so good what a project ,thats one to keep and just keep looking at ,well done :yes:

 

Tanks heaps buddy :wink: it will defiantly be kept for years to come

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