neat convertable ute from australian hotrod 1965
:)
WOW Great pic Trev,
Wonder where it is now , probably car Art :-/
Norm
Great photos , Trev
Would look great with Slims fold up seat in the back....
hi norm doesn't sound so final when ya call it car art
hey gary looks like there may be a seat in the back
fj convertable across the road in 1st pic
That would be a cool car and stronger than a sedan with the roof off. A member of our club used to cruise around delivering papers in a car just like that in the mid 60's. (Might even be the same car?) I have a pic somewhere....stay tuned.
Regards
alex the pic is from a 65 mag not much info wth it
but it does say it "was used as a newspaper combo for a sydney daily paper".
i'd love to see a colour pic
great pic trev
gee i bet u dug deep for that one
kalfe
Here's the pic.
No colour though.......sorry.
Regards
Alex
A closer look.
I think it has a different license plate.....hard to tell.
Regards
Alex
hi alex certainly look very much alike. cant have been too many around in sydney. ute proprotions are just right for a convertable.
dale i didnt have to dig at all...a fellow lent me a handful of 60s mags...more pics to come yet ;) ;D 8)
More than likely different cars - painted headlight rims on the lower picture - chrome units at the top. Front quarters on the second one, no quarter vents on the top one. And number plate in the first one starts with a "C", but the second car looks more likely to be a "B".
When it rained these things must have been the biggest bathtub around
Great pictures!!
Cheers,
Craig.
HEy Cool!.. an FC Phantom?
Car #1: CTU-370.
Car #2: BMW-243 (appears to read).
As well as the other differences already spotted. Base colour appears different too.
Spinner
hey trev
me and u
booze bowser, full kicking back looking through your mags ,the holden bonnet up with a few steaks
now thats what i call a good weekend ;D
sounds good to me ,dale. beers cold. we talking about startin with brekky or lunch...i'll have it ready ;D ;D
hey trev
it would be a all day thing
ill bring my street machine collection i have starting back in the early 80s
plus heaps of other holden old books ive collected