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Volkswagen Jetta Mk2 GTI | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Volkswagen Jetta Mk2 MTM

In 2011 you can still buy a Volkswagen Jetta Mk2 in China. That’s almost 30 years after the first Mk2 Jetta has been sold in Europe 1984. Modernized with all the current VW styling cues, the latest facelift has transformed the Jetta Mk2 into a handsome car. Quite nice, isn’t it? Yes, you might say, but definitely lacking power. Well, the standard engine has been replaced with the 2.o liter engine of the Mk6 Golf GTI. In order to make the car more attractive and sportier looking, I added a redesigned front bumper, side skirts and rear bumper. The car has been lowered and a set of MTM alloy wheels have been installed. Do you also think the crowds at the 2012 Wörthersee festival would love it? Write a comment and let us know.

Volkswagen Jetta Mk2 GTI | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Range Rover Mk1 Parts Express | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Range Rover Mk1 Off-Road Delivery Vehicle

Let’s imagine you own a company operating in the express delivery business. If somebody orders e.g. car parts, your company usually delivers the parts with a van or truck. But what if you need to deliver something in a more remote area, which standard delivery vehicles can’t access? Well, here is my solution this side of a parts drop from a helicopter: the we-deliver-your-order-anywhere-without-hassles Range Rover off-road delivery vehicle. This Mk1 has been modified to carry boxes and parcels in the back. The cargo bay is accessible from three sides via roll-up doors. Who wouldn’t like to have that?

… and for your well-earned holidays, just add a roof-top tent and put your supplies into the cargo bay. 🙂

Range Rover Mk1 Parts Express | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Nissan Sunny California Shooting Break | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Nissan Sunny 1500 California Shooting Break (B310)

The Nissan Sunny California is one of those typical Japanese cars from the late 70’s / early 80’s. Wood paneling as a styling cue from the 70’s? Check! A crude mix of chrome and black plastic parts? Check! Rear-view mirrors on the front fenders? Check! I took this yellow Sunny California and transformed it into a two-door Shooting Break. Why? Just because I like ’em better this way. The B310 wagon body has been modified extensively, lowered and fitted with a roof rack. A set of period correct wheels with white wall tires have also been added.

Nissan Sunny California Shooting Break | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

BMW E28 M5 | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

BMW M5 E28

My favorite 5-Series BMW: the E28 M5 with the M88 engine. This E28 M5 has been upgraded with parts from the E34 M5. Doesn’t it look nice?

BMW E28 M5 | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

BMW E28 M5 | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Citroen Ami 6 - cèst magique! | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)

Citroën Ami 6 – C’est magique!

Citroën is a company that has always been famous for building genius but sometimes rather weird vehicles. Well, how about a Citroën Ami 6 that doesn’t need rear wheels at all? The French engineers might have come up with something like that in the sixties. And no, I really don’t have an idea what they might have been smoking. 😉

Citroen Ami 6 - cèst magique! | photoshop chop by Sebastian Motsch (2011)