Was watching the supercars yesterday and they did a segment on how the cars are built - shock horror they are neither a falcon or a holden.
The chassis are the same, (not Commodore or falcon), the suspension and drive train are the same, axles diffs eg are the same, steering the same - all the same, the gearboxes are the same.
The only dedicated parts are the engines - chev and ford - and ford or commodore outer body panels to make each look like the original product. These are just the out panels bolted/welded/glued to the home made chassis/roll cage.
And here was me thinking that they actually started with a ford or holden body shell and reinforced it - roll cage etc. The commentator could not tell which car was which model without the outer panels on.
What a crock - so much for branding - they are all the same basic car just with different engines

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Garry
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