EKODORE wrote:there is bits i would do different and a lot of comments have been spot on ( rear quarters ) too high, the front had to be that long and it does grow on you
Hi mate,
It's good to see that you can take constructive criticism a lot of people dont take it to well.
I will say it's not really my kind of thing but i do appreciate the amount of work you have put into it.
I have a Vp commodore and a EK but i can't ever remember thinking of combining the two of them.
Welcome and good to see some of the criticism didn't scare you off from the forum.
I was intending to take my FBKCOMMODORECHEV down to Caboolture on the weekend for the show to have a look at your creation but the rain changed my mind.
Mate from the pictures it looks like you've done a top job. You should make the trip to YAMBA on the weekend for the NATS.
Would be great to see the build photo's if you have any.
well done brian as i said in my earlyer post welcome to the forum im sure you will have good input to various topics build photos would be great to see
Brown Bear wrote:The most awesome thing is that it's done and out on the road, cruisin'...
Me personally, I am always in awe of all the guys building mod and custom cars - mine never make it out of paint or photoshop. Bit of a shame for the Coupe ute and the 'B-Bird', but not so the EKombi
I remember seeing a Kombi with EK fins and headlights cruising down the highway back in the early 80's
I haven't commented on this car yet but apart from the doors not lineing up with the top of front guards/top of rear quarter, I haven't got a problem with it.
I actually like the car and I couldn't even imagine the time and skill ( I'm no panelbeater/painter ) and hours that have gone into the build up of it.
Don't see a problem with grafting and in this cars case (apart from above mentioned ) in my eyes it has worked out well.
I like the concept. Just think the Commo wasn't the best choice of graft car.
Have a pillarless coupe build in mind using all modern mechanicals.
Would love to hear feedback whether you lot think that I would be better off (Pricewise) grafting ek panels on to a suitable late model car and what model you think would make suitable car to graft to as far as dimensions go
OR
whether I would be better off converting all the mechanicals in an existing ek/fb and havin the pillarless 2 door conversion done?