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10/01/2020 11:23 pm
PICs - Daily Dose of Diecast...Saturday 1953 Holden FJ Special Sedan
-Top Gear/Trax in 2002
-LE of 3500
-Chalet Blue & Skipper Blue
-Top Gear/Trax in 2000
-Satin Green & Trentham Green
-LE of 3200
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
10/01/2020 11:56 pm
Different ... it is a car ... but Different
11/01/2020 12:19 am
Unique pair / great pics.
11/01/2020 12:54 am
It amazes me the models some companies risked making... glad they did.
11/01/2020 2:01 am
I like it! Nice car! Gr8t pix!!
11/01/2020 5:39 am
These are so cute!
11/01/2020 6:38 am
It's an Australian car made by an Australian company.
Probably not a huge risk.
11/01/2020 11:42 am
GMH - GENERAL MOTORS HOLDEN is as its name suggests a wholly owned subsidiary of the
US auto maker. To Australians, Holden cars are garnered with so much local pride that, and especially in the earlier years of manufacture, up to around 1977 when GMH started to produce rebadged Opels from Germany with still some local features, they took on the mantel of a gift from god. Just kidding. But, they were a big deal automobile in the two Antipodean nations. Flash forward to 2019 and Holden sales have tanked following years of decline, and after the billions of local dollars was payed to GM as corporate subsidies by the Australian government, GMH no longer produces cars in Australia.