Bluehaze wrote:I think Iraq, Iran or Kuwait would be a better place to look.
Bit easier to get the missus to agree to Hawaii & Tahiti as a holiday destination though
I've been in contact with some car collectors in Greece but no luck yet.
Personally, I'd go for New Caledonia because:
1). It's a physically very small country (7000 square miles)
2). Small population (250,000 people)
3). Small population means not many cars today, maybe less than 100,000?
4). Close to Australia (cheap to get to)
5). Possible that old cars are just left where they die (rather than being crushed etc.)
6). Very small market for cars (especially back then), and I'm guessing they were kept going as long as possible.
7). Wife will come with me under the thin disguise of a holiday!!
Unfortunately there were probably only a handful taken there in the first place
, the info below may help. As late as the late-50's, Holden had exported left-hook vehicles to the following countries:
