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you know you too are sooooo boring late at night when you talk about cars:(

so I am off till another day when you aren't talking about cars

Minxy:angel:

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

you know you too are sooooo boring late at night when you talk about cars:(

so I am off till another day when you aren't talking about cars

Minxy:angel:

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we could talk about fire wardens know any?:D

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Do you know what a Holden Hurricane is?

I'd totally forgotten it, after a few paragraphs it started coming back to me, I wondered how I could forget such a diamond, particularly being a local product.

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can you remember the Corgi model about then very simular can't rember fully but I'm sure it was a Pontiac concept car so GM,I'll check in an old Corgi catalogue when I get home

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Originally Posted by Grockle

another coincidence I was watching an episode last Wed and will again this on Sky,how much is that Holden book Ian?

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It retailed for $80.00 in 2003, if it's still in print it's probabley cheaper now. I covers all models built between 68 and 79 (V8) HK to HZ, Belmont, Kingswood, Monaro, Premier, Brougham, Statsman and Torana; Viva to you. The 307, 327 & 350 Chev small blocks were used before the Holden 253 & 308 were released. This, the development of the Oz bent 8, Specs and South African exports as well as some interesting asides re the six pot bretheren and the Hurricane. There are heaps of photos, unfortunately they're all in black and white.

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Originally Posted by Grockle

we could talk about fire wardens know any?:D

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Any good ones?:p ie less than a hundred years old.;):angel:

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

you know you too are sooooo boring late at night when you talk about cars:(

so I am off till another day when you aren't talking about cars

Minxy:angel:

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Well we were here on out Pat.:(

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Originally Posted by Grockle

can you remember the Corgi model about then very simular can't rember fully but I'm sure it was a Pontiac concept car so GM,I'll check in an old Corgi catalogue when I get home

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No, don't know it. Corgi and Dinki were rare here, and not my favourite in UK.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

No, don't know it. Corgi and Dinki were rare here, and not my favourite in UK.

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what about Spot On models?

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Originally Posted by Grockle

what about Spot On models?

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No, they must have come out post early 60s. Were they authehtic, what scale?

Pinch and a punch for the first of the month, and on that note I'll bid you good night. Same bat time, same bat channel tomorrow. Thanks Grock.:)