my vt wagon

[devilly]

my opinion is that start saving up ,and when the v6 dies then replace it with a v8 or buy a new car that has a v8 in it.

 

[boingk]

Sell the current car and buy a new one. I got my VT II Berlina wagon with factory LS1 for $4k... kinda hard to argue for an engine swap at that price point.

 

[vtchris]

Bit of an update the wagon will get the rest of the body fitted soon and then it will just be a daily driver
Im just got hold of my mums vr s pack ute and that will be by project cruser

 

[vtchris]

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[vtchris]

Making some progress on the front barpics shortly

 

[vtchris]

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[Husky]

my opinion is that start saving up ,and when the v6 dies then replace it with a v8 or buy a new car that has a v8 in it.

A V8 conversion is a BIG job on these cars, so unless you have spent a lot on suspension and other stuff, it's probably easier and cheaper to sell and buy a factory V8. An L67 on the other hand is pretty simple. That's what I'll be doing to my wagon one day.

 

[devilly]

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that come up really good well done did you fiber glass it first or use putty ?

 

[vtchris]

Fibre glassed it first mate

 

[vtchris]

Progress people

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