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Started by Shayne, August 13, 2008, 10:09:52 PM

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Shayne

Maybe someone could post a 'Then and Now' couple of pictures, Brett.  Keep the pics coming Alex.

A happy family at Margate, Brisbane in 1961.
Old Holdens Never Die Because Fools Like Me Keep Them Going

Shayne

Brisbane in April 1969 - in the last few days of the Brisbane trams.



Look closely and you can see a 'pink' FE climbing up the hill.
Old Holdens Never Die Because Fools Like Me Keep Them Going

Shayne

Brisbane 1968 complete with trolley buses, FC wagon and a utility.
Old Holdens Never Die Because Fools Like Me Keep Them Going

Paul In Ireland

A you sure the ute isn't an FE?  ;D

What is that in the distance near the other bus, another FC or a later model?


The International FE FC Fleet of Ireland
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Quote from: Paul In Ireland on May 22, 2009, 04:31:05 PM
A you sure the ute isn't an FE?  ;D

Looking at the ute, it has a short front mudguard spear which should designate it as an FC. As far as I know FE utes had a holden script in place of the spear.

Quote from: Paul In Ireland on May 22, 2009, 04:31:05 PM
What is that in the distance near the other bus, another FC or a later model?


Looking at the vehicle I would think that it would be an FE as the two tone does not travel down the boot as does the series 1 FC.

I am happy to be corrected... ;)
Canberra, ACT

F4+ ;)

customFC

#65
Dixson Park Newcastle

Domain Parking Station Sydney. (This could be Motorfest!!)




Sorry, these pics you will have to link to!
http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=237651
http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=237648
http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=81249

Regards
Alex


customFC


customFC

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Regards
Alex

customFC

#69


The two-piece rear door of this station sedan opens to show the space loading facilities of its spacious interior. It is one of four new models of "Holden" announced by General Motors Holdens Limited in February 1957 - The smooth floor shown is created by tilting the cushion of the rear seat, and folding the seat forward

This Australian built station sedan is one of four new models of the Holden motor car announced by General Motors-Holdens Limited, in February, 1957 - It has spacious seating for three people in front, and is suitable for general purposes, and for social requirements




Regards
Alex

customFC

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Alex

customFC

#71
Check out the unusual flash combination on this FE wagon.
This is the first time I have seen this flash on a FE FC.
http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=27173

http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemLarge.aspx?itemID=27175

Regards
Alex

zulu

Alex, can't view it for some reason?

customFC

Hey Gary
The link is a bit hit and miss, something to do with the NSW gov site performance I'd say.
I just tried it and it worked.
Give it another go and if you can't see them, I could send the pics to you.
Regards
Alex

HAD 708

Alex
Finally got it up and what a neat flash and as mentioned a very unusual pattern!!!
Cheers
Brett
Brett Gillard

Shayne

Canberra 1963.  Unusual paint work on rear quarter of the ute...
Old Holdens Never Die Because Fools Like Me Keep Them Going

customFC

Interesting that it has a light coloured roof to match also.
Thanks for the pic.
Regards
Alex

TTV6FC

Has an interesting style line in the tailgate too.... ;D
Run your fingers over my Holden and I'll run my Holden over your fingers!!!!

customFC

Let's call this series of shots - MAIN STREET.









Regards
Alex

customFC

Dragged up a few more street scenes.











How cool is this pic. Napoleon Court SA

Pics from the National Archives sites.
A reminder that copyrights apply to the use of these images and they are posted here for research only.
Regards
Alex