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First NZ Built Holden

Started by RET, November 13, 2003, 06:42:54 AM

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RET

This is an excellent photo.

(Going O/T about being O/T)... Lately there seems to be a bit too much trans-Tasman rivalry going on, to the point where if a thread goes on long enough, it will turn into this "who's got the least ridiculous flightless bird?" argument.  Sorry if that ruffles any feathers ;D

But to get back to the point: this is a great photo showing the very first New Zealand assembled Holden - an FE of course - coming down the line.  I don't know if you guys have seen it elsewhere, but this is a photo of a framed print of it that Dad was given by people he does charity work for, since they knew he liked old banger Holdens.  I wasn't prepared to strip the pic from the frame to scan it, hence the less-than-fabulous quality of this version here.

Enjoy!

cheers
RET
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kalfe

that is a great pic
i wonder where that car is now

-KIWI-

it is being searched for as we speak if you refer the thread about my new fc we know who owned it first
and are currently waiting on a reg plate search will addvise as details come to hand
regards kiwi fc/ek

normd

Great pic RET
       Nothing wrong with scanning as you did , clear as a bell . Make sure you drop the hint to your dad , Christmas is coming & it would look good on the wall at your place  ;D

     Norm
I Love My "FC" 192 . Old but still a "Rev Head"

R.I.P. Norm - A Great Mate to Everyone on the Forum.

customFC

Hey Richard.
I have not seen that pic before.
What an awesome score for your Dad.
All that charity work can sometimes really pay off.
Here is a similar pic taken on the same day.
Regards
Alex


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