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Great news article!
As you might remember, my old FB was used in the filming of the Crime Investigations Australia recreation episode about Eric Edgar Cook in 2007.
The episode can be found on youtube.

True! I can't afford a Holden now, that's why I've turned my attention to alternatives....

I came across while walking the dog. http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n616/troymcmurray/20130210_161230.jpg http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n616/troymcmurray/20130210_161246.jpg http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n616/troymcmurray/20130210_161300.jpg http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n616/...

It has fins! an offer has been made but we will have to wait for a couple of weeks to find out if its accepted. Yes same body as the Austin Freeway. It actually looks worse than it is, the layer of dirt has preserved the paint and chrome work quite well. It has Bi-Centennial plates on it which still...

It's contained within this Hobbit like bush with wooden doors.... http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n616/troymcmurray/002-1.jpg http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n616/troymcmurray/004.jpg We get one door opened enough to just squeeze through as the level of soil and grass has built up about 4 in...

Wacky Germans alright!
The same company has a product called...erm...Glanz Wax

I went through this a few years ago with a one owner HR I bought. I tried several things when my neighbour saw me struggling and offered to lend me his Diesel high pressure washer. This is what you need, I'm sure you can rent one from kennards etc. It uses diesel fuel to heat the water to near boili...

Lovely, good to see proper tyres put to use too!

There is a lot of great stuff in the museum, the last time I was there was in '04 or '05 I think, I have quite a few pics from then.

And yes, I did hit the gift shop like I do at a sale at Peter's of Kensington.

I live about half a K away on the same road where Western Wreckers used to be. I still know John, he has moved to the same town as my parents in central west NSW. We bought and sold some good gear to one another when I used to own early Holdens. John still has some really good stuff in a shed behind...

Does this mean you are diversifying into other Holden models Steve? Please let me know when the museum opens! I'll be a regular.

Keep them coming!

Cheers,
Troy.

There seems to be quite a concentration of these really early cars in the Wagga Wagga area. I have been to a rally for the past few years held over the Queens Birthday long weekend, the town is full of them that weekend!

Wow, I haven't seen a decent Maz 1000 ute for a while!

And the KE36! Nice!

Thanks Trev,

Yes, if I had the nerve I would advertise this little rolla for 10 grand (way way more than its worth) just to artificially boost up market values, just like FB and EK's

I bet your Mum or your Gran probably owned one of these. My Nan bought one brand new, so did a great Uncle and Aunt of mine (in the same colour) that's why I remember them. So, seen as I can no longer afford an early Holden, I have branched out into older Japanese cars. I have owned a 1969 Mazda 150...