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.
Edit: This photoshop chop was featured at Japanese Nostalgic Car. Thank you, John Roper!
Nissan Sunny B310 California Shooting Break | photoshop chop © Sebastian Motsch (2011)
Nissan Sunny California | reference picture
John
Oddly enough… I have an ’81 210 2dr sedan parts car, and recently found a yellow ’81 210 wagon.
This photo is making me really want to turn your photoshop vision into reality… 🙂
admin
Hi John,
you’re welcome to use my idea and run with it! Would like to see that idea turning real.
Cheers
Sebastian
John
I’ll shoot you an email when the project starts, and some updates as it goes.
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