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02-12-2013, 06:07 PM
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Trev
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Was Perth, now country Vic
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After four Chrysler, six Ford's I just bought my first Holden. Saw it come up for sale on Facebook. We Ute 165000km new engine, 253, supra five speed. Always inland car and rust free, yellow.Needs windscreen, front light lenses, probably shocks and or gearbox mounts other than that sweet as. Reconditioned engine 15000km ago only Holden v8 in existence that doesn't have noisy lifters etc. Clutch needs adjusting but otherwise feels good. Shifts nice. Engine runs sweet as a nut. Body 95 per cent straight even tray good. Brakes work pretty well. New screen is $300 get lenses RWC and on historic rego it goes :-) got it for 3k. Pics later
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I bought a Holden!
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