The famous Holden HQ Sandman - the first dedicated dual purpose vehicle invented and built right here in good old OZ! - a 'Shaggin’ Wagon' on the weekends that could be put to work during the week.
The original Sandman Panel Van was launched with the HQ, which was built in very ... View...
Mind bogglingly gorgeous 1972 GTS HQ Monaro in Nutmeg Metallic with Antique Saddle trim. Nut and bolt restoration completed to the very highest standards that can be achieved in Perth 5 years ago to factory specifications.
As featured in the Aussie movie “Metal Skin” (prior to ... View...
When Holden released the HQ-series in July 1971 the hype was unprecedented. The model became the strongest-selling Holden ever produced with a total of 485,650 cars sold. Its popularity stemmed from a mould-breaking and expensive redesign that went on to underpin GMH’s full-size ... 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...
Road and Track magazine called the Chrysler 300 SRT 6.4L V8 a "Brute in a suit".
And boy does this baby want to go! With 470 horsepower on tap there's enough thrust here to challenge any HSV GTS or FPV GT at a traffic light drag race delivering spanking performance times of 0–6... View...
The bad boy of the boardroom! The HSV Senator. On the one hand a sophisticated luxury cruiser and on the other a capable performance car perfect for blowing off steam after a hard day in the boardroom. Powered by the 5.7 litre LS1 V8 and the 4L60-E 4 speed automatic transmission... View...
Based on the humble Belmont variant of the HQ series, the SS was a toe in the water for GMH at building a budget muscle car for the masses. And they were blown away with the public's response. At $3,500 on the road, the orders poured into the dealerships with the initial planned ... View...
Sound the Dixie horn and raise the Confederate flag, Australia’s best General Lee is well worth celebrating...
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We all grew up with the Dukes of Hazzard playing on the TV in our living rooms. And any red blooded car guy or gal will hav... View...
A little over a decade ago, HSV's W427 was the fastest, most powerful and most expensive Aussie performance car ever created. It was always destined to become a classic despite it's $156,000 sticker price. Now for sale is this stunning Phantom Black 2008 HSV W427! This is build n... View...
Body by Holden. Soul by Brock.
The HDT VK SS is the very epitome of Brock's genius. In RARE Asteroid Silver, with immaculate Scheel trim, this all matching numbers VK SS combines Brock's philosophy to perfectly blend power, handling and comfort to create the ultimate Aussie mus... View...
Now for sale this fully restored 1972 VH R/T E49 Valiant Charger small tank in stunning Mercury Silver / Black trim.
Super rare one of only 149 R/T E49 Chargers produced. XY GTHO beating performance from this all matching numbers E49 302hp 6 pack engine featuring those famous t... View...
Superb 1990 VN 5.0 litre Calais now for sale. Incredibly rare example of a Series II featuring the T5 5 speed manual from the factory. Believed to be 1 of only 50 made.
Immaculate condition car with brilliant Phoenix Red paint and as new Grey interior. Very hard to fault. The n... View...
