Does anyone know how rare, or how hard it is to get an original fc car sales brochure. . Not the poster, but the actual car brochure. . Any suggestions or information would be great.
not too sure , but I have the ORIGINAL GMH Sales docket for my fc from 1958 , unaltered and with matching numbers ;D ;D
Not that hard to find. Price depends on condition.
Generally from $50 to $100 is about the price. The commercial brochure is a little rarer and the New Zealand brochure is about double the price if not more.
Mailer size brochures are a little cheaper.
Ken
I saw the commercial FC 4 page brochure in Echuca VIC a couple of days ago for $175... in good condition.
Didn't have the proverbial yellow FC Sedan one though :( although did have several others for pre HQ models
Trevor_B
A couple of brochures listed in the club auction for these models.
Would love to see a copy slim. Even if you delete personal details. I love looking at old documents like that.
I have the "bill of sale" from my grey and cream FC ill dig it up and take a pic.
They traded a 1956 peugot in on it in 59.
The car came from brewarrina NSW
I've got an original from CV Holland with the front view of the yellow and black FC, six pages in total showing the model range, interior and Nasco accessories.
Jim
I think This is a bill of sale from GMH to A Holden dealership (Curnows in Mallala)
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Came complete with worksheet, receipt and petrol docket
Ken
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Close up of details
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Ken
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This is an interesting one because it includes "strips" as extra equipment.
Dealer stripes were not a GMH accessory but could be ordered and fitted by the dealer on a new vehicle
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This is the car
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Ken
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Pete, I worked in Brewarrina a couple of years ago on a lift in the school. Only for a couple of days, very country out there. Big eye opener to us city slickers.
The first time i had been anywhere out west was Mudgee motorfest loved it such an awesome town so i did the mendooran show also a cracker.
Gunna keep doing the country car show really enjoy them.
Here's another little collection: http://forum.fefcholden.club/index.php?topic=1111
You can't rush these things...
Quote from: mcl1959 on August 02, 2014, 05:52:15 PM
This is an interesting one because it includes "strips" as extra equipment.
Dealer stripes were not a GMH accessory but could be ordered and fitted by the dealer on a new vehicle
Great records, Ken. I can hear those typewriter keys snapping & the form being lined up with the blank spaces.