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The best possible solution I can think of is to deconstruct the file and separate the model files and the texture files in to their own .vpk files. If that doesnt work, try remaking the vpk files as material and model files like how older reskins worked. Check gamebanana if you need some examples.
The worst possible scenario is that a recent patch caused your textures to become obsolete, which occasionally happens. If that is true, then you would have to remake the textures from scratch