Mate, would you have the contact details of the member you speak of? Very interested in at least taking a look and haggling
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Show posts MenuQuoteI was less than 10 years old when I first saw those Big M commercials. I remember asking my Dad if the car featured was a 1955 Chev - he told me it was an FC Holden. From that day onwards, I saved every single cent of pocket money and delivered newspapers for 5 years until I had enough to buy my first FC (pictured left).
So I say a very sincere thank you to the bloke who used to own that FC and everyone involved with the Big M commercials at the time. I've been obsessed with FC Holdens for over 20 years, and I've owned my green FC for 15 years. Â Like most, I can't wait for the 50th Anniversary in Mt Gambier in 2008.
QuoteThe car Bovac has is originally from NSW and was a show car in the early eighties, but it never had flared guards, I remember seeing it at a number of shows in Sydney, it was at one show where Bobs car was also on display, so it is definitely a different car. It also appeared at some shows in Northern Victoria. I brought it back to Mount Gambier from Sydney as a project car and put new wheels and tyres on it, rebuilt the carby and put a performance dizzy in it. I took it for a test run and it went hard, spun the speedo off the clock and broke the cable, it had a very tough motor in it. I sold it to Bovac as I basically had too many projects and not enough space and time. I Â sure wish I had kept that motor though......
Jockster
QuoteThere has been discussion about this car previously, it was built/owned by Bob Lubjic who met an unfortunate end off the gap a couple of years ago.
From memory the pictures and posts indicated that the car was in Victoria/South Australia?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v117/customfc/Car%20Shows/84lansvale5.jpg
Originally posted by Alex.
http://www.fefcholden.org.au/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=ebay;action=display;num=1141014645;start=0
Nice car, one of the best in its day, along with my favourite, Alan Hales amazing black FC.
cheers,
Craig.
Quotei nearly brought this two years ago,and it was in MT Gambier(or very close town) it was sold after weeks of advertising with rust comong out in bottom sections of car,so i imagine its being restored in some form as we speak.as with lots of bad timing stories, i finally sold something for enough and emailed owner to be told it had just been sold couple of days earlier.i thought it was dirt cheap from memory only around $3000 and it had different wheels i think they were prostarsThanks nicko, pity you missed out on the old girl. We will hopefully see the car returned to it's former glory.
QuoteLast time I posed the question on the whereabouts of this car, someone confirmed it was in Victoria.
I dug up a few more pics of the car that I took when it first did the rounds.
Roselands Hot Rod Show.
At Parramatta Park.
This is one of the most memorable FC's built.
I probably have another 1/2 a dozen or more shots of Bob's FC.
Regards
Alex
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