There was word on the forums to keep your eyes peeled for the unveiling of a VK that would be like no others before it, that would be an absolute show stopper. Those of you that took a stroll in the Summernats hall would know exactly what I am taking about, and would have been greeted by white VK wagon complete with airbrushed flame work, molded in flairs, stunning engine bay, filled in side windows and enough custom work to make you forget its humble Commodore heritage.

Beneath the custom engine covers lies a fuel injected 5-litre mated to Borg Warner 5 speed box, which transfers all its power to classy 10” wide wheels.
The interior is nothing but sheer quality, with the whole of the rear cabin fully customized to meet to the rest of the flame theme.

The unveiling of the car in the Top 60 hall saw many people impressed with the amount of work gone creating the smooth flowing lines, constantly attracting a hovering crowd around the VK.

Keep an eye out in the next few issues of Street Commodores to see a whole lot more on this stunning piece automotive craftsmanship.