42,127 miles new!!! That's right. This stunning HR Holden Special 186 has covered a genuine Forty Two thousand miles since 1967. In spectacular condition, this HR had until recently been part of a Holden dealership collection. Featuring the all original Grecian White paint, unbel... View...
Restored restomod style 1966 XP Ford Fairmont in Candy Apple red with stunning red leather trim. Built as a great cafe cruiser running an XB Falcon 250 2V 6 cylinder motor and original 3 speed column shift Borg Warner T35 automatic gearbox.
Restored 8 years ago and still in exce... View...
Amazing survivor 1990 VN Calais 5 litre V8 built 3rd February 1990 at the Adelaide plant. Factory 5.0L V8 auto with factory leather and the country pack option which includes the 85L long range fuel tank, front under car skid plate and heavy duty springs (build sheet included in ... View...
For sale is this stunning 2 owner factory Vermilion Fire with Black trim 1971 351 K code and T-Bar automatic ZD Fairlane. The Fairlane has had a coat of paint on the exterior but engine bay, door jambs and boot are all original paint. Check out the engine bay. Aside from regular ... View...
When was the last time you saw one of these rare utes? Probably 1977!
For sale is a genuine 1977 CL Chrysler Valiant Utility factory optioned with the Sportspack, 5.2 litre V8, four speed manual transmission and radio cassette player.
The ute has been restored and repainted in ... View...
The VC Valiant that hit Australian showrooms in 1966 was a huge restyle versus the superseded AP6. Along with the new shape came new safety items including windscreen washers and two-speed wipers, front seat-belt mounts and reversing lights.
The Regal added 25 per cent to the p... View...
The XC Falcon was the last of the all Aussie designed coke bottle styled Falcons that started with back the XA back in 1972. The GT was now gone and the model had been refined to include cleaner 6 and 8 cylinder engines to meet the new ADR rules.
As featured in a recent Unique ... View...
By the time the FJ Holden was replaced with the FE in July 1956, Australia’s own had taken many steps forward. The six-volt electrics were replaced with a 12-volt set-up, the two-piece windscreen was replaced with a single curved item and the skinny 15in rims were replaced with 1... View...
For sale as part of a serious Ford Fairlane collection is this beautiful 1971 True Blue ZD Fairlane K Code. A unique colour combo Fairlane that has survived beautifully through the years. A rare all matching numbers K code 351 2V Cleveland V8 powered Fairlane 500 optioned with th... View...
Want to get away 1970s style? How's this for something totally different. A genuine Absinth yellow 1974 Holden HJ Freeway Camper. When was the last time you saw one of these? This is a totally original Holden Freeway camper built on a one tonner chassis a long forgotten option t... View...
