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Wanted FC-FE survivor

Started by rio, July 04, 2020, 01:24:09 PM

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Stewy

Has been in the SA club quite a few years, Ken restored it before that.
Not sure it is still at collectable classics, It belongs to Robin who is downsizing his collection.

Cheers Stewy    8)
No matter how much you push the envelope, It'll still be stationery

mcl1959

Send me a personal message and we can discuss the car. I built it to the stage where it is now.

Ken

rio

Quote from: mcl1959 on December 14, 2021, 10:38:32 PM
Send me a personal message and we can discuss the car. I built it to the stage where it is now.

Ken

Message sent.

rio

All quiet on the western front, if you see one please let me know.

Merry Christmas everyone.

rio

rio

Happy new year everyone, Anyone use their FC - FE as a daily driver ?
How many owners have multiple examples ?

Cheers

rio

ardiesse

First question: Yes.
Second question: Yes.  But the second one's in pieces.

Rob
Remember: if your Holden's not leaking oil, it doesn't have any.

Not Happy Jan

Used to use mine as a daily drive up till about 3 years ago.
Got 3.
FC wagon.
FC standard
FE Ute
You can never have too many!
Port Macquarie NSW

rio

Quote from: Not Happy Jan on January 02, 2022, 11:55:42 AM
Used to use mine as a daily drive up till about 3 years ago.
Got 3.
FC wagon.
FC standard
FE Ute

Well surely you are happy now Jan  ;D  I would be owning 3 of these beauties.

ipg

except you kept finding reasons not to buy one?

rio

Quote from: ipg on January 05, 2022, 03:56:53 PM
except you kept finding reasons not to buy one?


It's hard when you are on a budget and rely on strangers to inspect a car interstate for you.

Sydney must be the worst place for a decent priced car.

ipg

what was wrong with Ken's old car?

rio

Quote from: ipg on January 05, 2022, 05:35:48 PM
what was wrong with Ken's old car?

Are you talking about the army car ?

ipg

how many of them are there going around?

rio

Quote from: ipg on January 05, 2022, 05:57:15 PM
how many of them are there going around?

I don't now Ken personally, I presume he has restored more than 1 FC - FE.

rio

I have been looking on facebook, people showing their cars recently bought but have never seen advertised for sale.
It is like an inner circle you have to know certain people to get first shot at buying a car.
Is this how it is or am i dreaming ?


rio

Errol62

FE van at Stone Hut SA you were looking at last time was back on Facebook recently. It is a project but good body with lots of spares.

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rio

Quote from: Errol62 on January 20, 2022, 07:09:30 PM
FE van at Stone Hut SA you were looking at last time was back on Facebook recently. It is a project but good body with lots of spares.

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The only problem is my body is no good, Don't think I could handle a full on project. Just want a survivor I can drive and fix things along the way.
Thanks anyway.

rio

ipg

join a car club, donate a large sum to the club, the exco might let you know of a barn find.

mcl1959

There is some truth in that statement, not the bit about donating a huge some of money lol, but a lot of cars do get offered to car clubs at good prices. Most cars I have owned were bought through being offered to the FE FC club of VIC.
Elderly people especially don’t want to advertise on line, but prefer to contact a car club.
Call it a perk of volunteering to work at running a car club, or putting yourself in the right place at the right time.

old-blu

 Could not agree more with that,  All the cars I have restored over 35+  years have "found me", usually via the Club or by "word of mouth". If you are after an everyday driver, then pay the going price & get on with it.  Kevin.
6th, may 1958 "I was there".