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How about a Holden board??Racer 20 04-07-2001, 12:08 AM HSVs are awesome! ;) GTO-TT/Chev57 04-07-2001, 05:13 AM Drive the 5.7 wwwoooooooowwwww Racer 20 04-08-2001, 12:43 AM Have you driven a HSV GTS? :) GTO-TT/Chev57 04-08-2001, 04:17 AM Hi, what year do you like. Can't wait to see the return of the Monaro I think she gets the 300kw 5.7 igor@af 04-12-2001, 11:28 AM can someone make a list of all the cars Holden produced? Racer 20 05-01-2001, 04:31 PM It's at the site. Go to www.gm.com and there will be a scroll bar at the top left. Scroll all the way down to Holden. ;) HSV cars are some of the hottest cars IMO. Holden is the GM division in Austrilia. There top models have Corvette LS1s and they preform very well. :alien: igor@af 05-01-2001, 07:21 PM awesome, so the cars I see here : http://www.holden.com.au/sc02_vehicle_showroom/ is all of em for Holden, right? GTO-TT/Chev57 05-02-2001, 02:40 AM The HSV and the the UTE'S are the real Holdens the small ones are Opel based and the 4*4 are Isuzu based. You sould see the ad they play on TV here for the 5.7 6 speed SS ute, love it. Racer 20 05-02-2001, 10:46 PM He is right the really sweet cars are the HSVs. And include the Utes too. ;) And although I hate Fords you mightaswell add Tickford too....or not. :D Thunda Downunda 08-26-2001, 10:07 PM Igor, as you well know, there are zillions of makes and models to choose from, so I'm not suggesting you add Holden to the menu. However if you eventually do, may I profer a brief list of workable sub-sets? As Holden products are best known by their individual model letters, not years, these cover the indigenous designs of interest and would I think may (you never know!) make sense to enthusiasts: FX-HR Classics This encompasses Holdens consecutive evolving 'full-size' models from the onset in 1948 thru '67. The uniting feature is them all being 6cyls. (FYI The model sequence goes: FX, FJ, FE, FC, FB, EK, EJ, EH, HD,HR). HK-WB V8s First to last of the locally-based V8 platforms including coupes (Monaro), LWB versions etc. 1968 thru '84. (HK, HT, HG, HQ, HJ, HX, HZ, WB). Torana Local sub-compact, 4, 6 & 8cyl until '80. (HB, LC, LJ, LH, LX, UC). Commodore Initially Opel-based, now unique. 1978-current (VB, VC, VH, VK, VL, VN, VP, VR, VS, VT & current VX) btw HSV is Holdens 'tuner' arm, half-owned by the Scot, Tom Walkinshaw Racing aka TWR. Any views, ammendments anyone? primera man 08-27-2001, 04:11 AM What about the SLR5000....or is it just renamed from a Torana LC ?? Thunda Downunda 08-27-2001, 05:41 AM I thought the SL/R 5000s would be adequately encompassed in the Torana classification, don't you? After all, the main Toranas of note and interest would, I expect, be LC & LJ GTR XU-1s, LH & LX SL/R V8 derivatives and those little beasties, the mighty LH L34 & LX A9X homologation race 'specials'. I wouldn't expect much call for the sonorous Sunbird, pathetic Plus-4 or glipid G-Pak! btw: For a few years I once owned a neat 'lina mint' (lime green) LC XU-1, only a 6cyl triple-carb, but an effective club car, they used to eat Capri V6s. Thanx for your response, I welcome any suggestions. Judge 11-10-2001, 03:14 AM 'create a storm' or something similar. hehe, circlework:D ryno 04-10-2002, 01:49 AM :bandit: hi im in australia and hsvs are so common. if you guys like hsvs try www.hsv.com.au its an allright site but they use chevrolet motors and i reckon they should use their 308 plastic power motor. ive got a 350 rat powered lc/lj torana:finger: vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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