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#1
General Board / Re: Newbies first post
March 12, 2005, 12:05:16 AM
Ye good advice custom_fc  ;)
I think the first thing I need to do is clean out some of the crap in the shed so I can move  ::)
Second thing is clean the dust of ;D
#2
General Board / Newbies first post
March 11, 2005, 03:13:38 AM
Hi All
I found this site a while ago & must say I'm very impressed with the knowledge & help here.
I have a FE in the shed which is a bit sad currently due to lack of funds & time. Hopefully things will improve soon so I can begin fixing her.
I bought her about 12yrs ago,I was actually looking for a FB or EK but when I found the FE she was to nice to leave.
She has been in my shed ever since,shes got a bit of rust, plenty of dust (as you will see if the picture works)
I have been able to identify her from FE holden.org tech files.
She was made in Adelaide in 1957,  7,158th assembled there, FE special sedan,ocean mist duco laquer with Italian & Lymph green interior.
24,601st FE made in Australia.
Motor is a 138 from an EJ apparently  (J-113930)
Well thats enough dribbling.
Keep up the good work