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John Merritt
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PICs - Daily Dose of Diecast...Wednesday 1953 Holden FJ Special Sedan
-issued by Top Gear-Trax in 2002
-a LE of 3500
-finished in Chalet Blue & Skipper Blue
An Australian General Motors release


John Merritt
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George Schire
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Another Holden? So General Motors produced a brand called Holden in Australia? Were there others?


George Schire
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Yes George

But not in Australia. Opel, was built in Germany, Vauxhall in England as examples of GM abroad. And Opel was managed by Buick.



   
Rick Scoville
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The last iteration of the Pontiac GTO (in the early 2000's) was built by Holden in Australia and imported to the US. They also currently produce the Chevy SS that is currently sold here in the States.



   
George Schire
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Thanks David. I knew about Opel being sold by Buick dealers here in the U. S. but didn't know it was a General Motors car.


George Schire
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