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Title: two tone fc ute Post by: fcutekeen on October 12, 2006, 05:48:35 AM hey guys,
new to the site. lovin it. lotsa of info. im keen on buying a modified fc ute when i find one. saw this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/FC-Holden-UTE-No-reserve-Selling-on-Wifes-Orders_W0QQitemZ200030756387QQihZ010QQcategoryZ36606QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem is it actually rare. did they come out of the factory like this or have they just added the strips from the sedan or wagon. cheers James Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: colt on October 12, 2006, 06:10:12 AM James, welcome to the site.
AFAIK no utes or vans came from the factory with the Special chrome bits. They are fitted by owners wanting to tart their cars up. Personally, I think it's a bit expensive, given that it doesn't seem to be registered. Good luck in your hunt. Colin. Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: fe hotrod on October 12, 2006, 07:05:17 AM ;)i reakon this guy is full of it!!he said it would make an inexpensive show ute,to me it looks like it needs a full resto and that aint cheap,theres nothin rare about this ute!!and about $2500 to much,tell him he,s dreamin.....jamie
Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: mcl1959 on October 12, 2006, 07:57:18 AM The stripe kits are indeed off a wagon, in the side shot you can see the rear door join in the moulding. However they were put on by dealerships from new as I have a head office letter to all dealerships advising off all the part numbers required to order a stripe kit suitable for attaching to a ute, van or standard sedan.
If the ute is rust free and in straight condition then it is not too far from the mark in my opininion. Maybe only $1000 overpriced as good utes are very hard to find. If it has rust in it though then this would be an entirely different matter. Regards Ken Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: fcutekeen on October 12, 2006, 08:44:17 AM yeah thanks guys. i think it is overpriced. if it was rare then fair enough.
i will find a suitable project one day. one with mods as i want to tow my 1960's ski boat with it. i love the fc's but would probably need a red motor, disc breaks and chassis kit. thanks guys Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: SRVLIVES on October 12, 2006, 09:58:47 AM You need a sedan to really capture that 60's feeling, mine even has a period surf sticker in the rear window! ;)
Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: fccool59 on October 12, 2006, 10:41:10 AM just think, alot of those old boats would have been towed with grey powered holdens with drum brakes.
A ski boat would be allright with a red and discs but remember they are light cars. I wouldnt tow my boat with the FC but its a big heavy plywood cabin cruiser, I dont have too be 100% FC free but when I take the boat out as it is powered by a FC holden motor! I would keep looking till you find a suitable FE-FC for the right price, a classic wood ski boat wouldnt be right behind a maloo or thunder or storm or one of those funny new utes. Title: Re: two tone fc ute Post by: fcutekeen on October 12, 2006, 09:07:46 PM no, maloo or thunder. wouldn't be right.
the ski boat is actually fibreglass with a red 6 in it. gave it a new paint job with silver navy and white. hopefully do up an fc in matching navy. that is my plan anyway. :) |