EH 1964 Holden was is my pick followed by the aus made mini miner , mine was a 1964 850 , the mini was a cracker to drive .
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EH 1964 Holden was is my pick followed by the aus made mini miner , mine was a 1964 850 , the mini was a cracker to drive .
5000 Darts made in Australia!Quote:
Originally Posted by ugu80
They always think it's the Dart!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
I love our BA Falcon wagon. I didn't think I would, because they look as exciting as washing machines. But it gets great economy on the highway, it's powerful but still simple enough for me to work on, parts are availabe easily, and it's not too big or too expensive like an equivalent SUV would be. Affordable family wagons like this are a dying breed but this thing is just perfect for long-distance cruising in Oz. I hate to think what we'll have to replace it with.
And then there's the XC Falcon coupe I'll have to buy one day. Oh, baby . . .
A Lightburn Zeta Sports.
My Haflinger - assembled in Melbourne in 1973, then my Series 1 Station Wagon assembled in Sydney 1957, my series 1 assembled in Sydney in 1957.
Garry
Wouldn't mind one myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
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Beat me too it:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
Baz.
Simple really..............................but I am biased. :D
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Deano :)
We had a purple one. Ah... the seventies.Quote:
Originally Posted by MuzzyDelta90
Ours was flawless and never had an issue.
Wish I still had it.