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Devilrod wrote: Sun Apr 23, 2017 10:04 pm Steve's mia but I believe they have been keeping the list up to date. Can't remember who took it over from him. A few on here have been updating it. So fear not it's not lost.

Just following on from Timbo Ambo question about the list.
Steve had the idea to collect tags and in 2008 I started going through all the tags and created the spreadsheet.
It provided lots of info which answered a lot of questions.
Steve wanted a copy of the spreadsheet and I emailed to him.
Unfortunately it needed to have only one person updating it otherwise the data becomes different on each version.
The last copy I have in way out of date. It would be a few years old now.
So if anyone has the current version, I would love to get a copy and see what has changed.

My new FB sedan.



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Wow, interesting how brizzy got to 1805 builds by the 827th 225 our of Sydney if reading it right. Early 138 block sounds right but the subframe number? Or did they start at 1000?
Cheers
Clay


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FB 229 19655 A FB52137M ? ? 585 9894 Goddess Gold 585 9562 Grecian White 620 894 Mawson & Penguin Grey with Stardust bolsters Garles

Hi Moderators.
I just posted this on FaceBook. I'm here to get things moving on having a database we can all use and add to. Most of these earlier posts on these 75 pages are lost. Opinions please.

Great idea Tim. I know some of the mods have moved on. Thommo sold his cars and moved on to boats. Seems to be bit of an orphan in need of adoption.
Cheers
Clay


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There's a fella on the one of the FB/EK FaceBook pages who seems to be collecting data (for 10 yrs now). His name is Steve Jackson. He also says he hasn't had anything to do with this forum for 5yrs now. Dunno why, don't care. Another person posted on FBook that they are also collecting the data: Lee Rodda.

....as long as the data can be massed together somewhere, and be both accessible to all, and be kept up to date. Then we all win.

Tim (Grafton)

That's me making my own copy, I might just borrow Sunny Tim's version when it surfaces and adjust as necessary. The problem with too many versions is everybody collects different cars and then some fall through the cracks, I found this when sharing HQ-Z info with another researcher. In the end we would colour in the new data we added so the other person could look quickly to see if they also had the new id's.

Hi Tim (HRambo) good to see you are still keeping Old Holden alive

Blacky wrote:

Blacky wrote:

mr.jones wrote:That's me making my own copy, I might just borrow Sunny Tim's version when it surfaces and adjust as necessary. The problem with too many versions is everybody collects different cars and then some fall through the cracks, I found this when sharing HQ-Z info with another researcher. In the end we would colour in the new data we added so the other person could look quickly to see if they also had the new id's.

Hi Tim (HRambo) good to see you are still keeping Old Holden alive

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Found a few new ones for the list on a recent trip

Someone got bored , last time I was out here this car was not in a tree these 2 were sitting next to each other , never noticed last time - look at the body numbers, what are the odds ????





No numbers off this old girl -


This one is -



And one we dragged back from up north a few weeks ago - we got a few looks towing this through Perth !!




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Geez you get around Blacky! These old Holdens just seem to continue to find you. At least someone appreciates good cars.

Regards
Stephen

SunnyTim wrote: Mon Mar 26, 2018 10:26 pm Which one was FB 1011B Blacky? The one in the tree or the white/red one?
Early car long way from home.

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The one on the ground mate, had a few good bits on it , wiper washers, heater vents , reversing switch etc - the dealer must have blinged it up to showcase the new model. I am going to go back and rip a few more bits off all of them when I get a bit more time.

Look like an alright bonnet there Mr Black

Neil

My recent acquisition
Very early (215) FB standard wagon in carona grey

body FB 7231M

Can somebody please decipher the trim and paint codes for this wagon for me please I cannot seem to find 585 in the paint codes



Regards
Neil