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Started by fastjbav6, July 15, 2003, 07:33:37 AM

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fastjbav6

 :) Hello fellow Holden lovers,just joined the forum,what a fantastic site.
I built the majority of 2brite being a mechanic and soon it will be my turn to own a FC/FE not sure which 1 yet,
im sure i'll be getting a few unbiased tips on which model to buy ;)
Hope to chat to you all soon.

Cheers Seb

Yellow Knight
             

craiga

#1
Hey Seb,

Great to have you aboard.

I thought I'd get in early and warn you off those early models with the small round blinkers and boring stainless kits.  Go for the later model FC, we all know how many lessons were learnt between the VN and the VS - the same applied in the mid to late '50's........

Oh no, I've just painted a target on my chest  :-[

Look forward to hearing of your build.

Cheers,

Craig.

slim

And for god sake any Bloody colour But undercoat (grey). Looks like the targets a shared one Craig . Oh Welcome Aboard SEB
Im located at Liverpool, NSW

Effie C

QuoteAnd for god sake any Bloody colour But undercoat (grey).

Says he who's van looks grey under the Lights.

Welcome aboard Seb,
 I would have to agree with Craig, just like Holden themselves learn by the mistakes of earlier versions and get the best, buy an FC.
You won,t find any biased opinions on this site ::)
Good Luck
John M
LIVE LIFE ONE DAY AT A TIME,FOR TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME!

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normd

Hi Seb
       Welcome to the "crazies" site  (best on the net)

     MMMM   Very "unbiased" tips here , mate     but if you check the alphabet  "C" comes before "E"   ::)

   colour wellll   we've got a few Poo's (sorry Craig)
but not many "Chrome Yellow"    ;D   Look forward to your progress .

   Norm d

      
I Love My "FC" 192 . Old but still a "Rev Head"

R.I.P. Norm - A Great Mate to Everyone on the Forum.

zulu

Seb, E stands for Excellent C stands for Common, FE'S Rule,  ;D welcome aboard.
Regards Gary

HARKO

We have plenty of would be mechanics in here SEB including myself and we welcome kindly any real ones.
So your buying an FC obviously ,My advice - Get a Panelvan  , So much more personality  and rarer too so will hold its value or even increase in the futre.


Let me start again "So you are buying"  ;D an FC P/Van good on ya mate  ;)  your one of us  8)

Wayne

Hi
   The best one to buy is a good grey fe they look tops. No they are not primer they are the top colour  that makes the others envoy  that they do not have one.
      My advice get a FE
WAYNE

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

Bugger what everyone else says!
The answer is simple, Get one of each!
(don't know about that grey colour though)  ;D ;D

FCwagon

It's not a big choice if it's going to be a modified. Both look good dropped on the deck with big fat wheels and mechanicals most likely will be updated anyway. Red ones go faster tho'  8)
Red & white is alright

RET

If you do an FE, you can save money:
- no stoopid dash shroud ($50 saved)
- no embossing on seats or door-trims (prob $100 there)
- no fins to be rechromed (prob $100 there too)

So there's $250 in your pocket and a more elegant looking car anyway :D

cheers
RET
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customFC

I'm with RET,,,go with the CHEAPlooking FE....oh wait a minute....maybe NOT!!! ;D
Regards
Alex

fastjbav6

Thanks 4 your 'positive' comments guys, i've decided 2 have another go at building a Fine Classic, :Dbut i might just First Experiment  ;Dwith a particular model first. ;)
Yellow Knight
             

slim

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Grey under lights , John (effie C) Man you need your eyes checked,lol,  Im painting the next project  BLOODY RED . POST OFFICE RED. Nudge nudge wink wink say no more .
Im located at Liverpool, NSW