Not much left on this one.
And before any one asks, I picked this car up like this. I don't have any of the parts from it.
(http://photo.starblvd.net/airchief/4-5-4.jpg)
(http://photo.starblvd.net/airchief/4-5-5.jpg)
OK, I'll bite. What on earth possessed you to pick it up then? :-X
G'day RET
I wasn't looking for any bites :o I drive the truck for a living and part of the work is bomb removal. I've come across a guy with 20 or so old holdens and as hes finished with them he rings me to take the rest away for scrap.
I just thought I would share some pixs of them before they go in the crusher.
A-C
Well, fair enough then. That makes perfect sense.
Seems a shame to crush it tho, there's the front half of a stretched limo FE there :'(
RET
Air Chief, it's not an FE 219 is it ?
If you ever come across an ID plate from a FE219 - I would love to get it.
Ken
C'mon Richard and Ken. I'm surprised at you guys!! Can't you tell an FC when you see one. Lol. ;D
Regards
Alex.
G'day Ken
Its not a 219 sorry. But I do have the numbers from the FE for you :)
Are you after a sedan or wagon plate??
a-c
A-C,
I'm pretty sure ' FE219' is the code for FE standard wagon, pretty rare items from what I've been told. Just to think 14 years ago I could have bought one for $1500 with 18000 genuine miles on the clock (and it was immaculate) at a deceased estate sale! I guess we all have a story like that, but at the time $$ were very scarce, however if I knew then what I know now I would have scraped it up somehow!! Oh well....
Peter
Thanks Peter, but I do understand the coding system.
I remember that Ken posted looking for a ID plate a while ago but forgot to mention if he wanted it for a sedan or wagon. :-/
A wagon - I have acouple of FE 215 plates but have never been able to find a wrecked FE 219.
Ken