@mrgalleria Nearest known equicalent would be the Chevrolet El Camino. Although this is unique to Australia, and exported to a handful of other countries. They have been seen in Greece, spain, South Africa, to name a few. This one is a cross of up to three different models; 1971-74 HQ, 1976-77 HX and the engine would be pre 1971 in the clip. They call them one tonners because that is their average load capacity
@mrgalleria There is a variation on these. They are based on a car known as the Kingswood. It came in sedan, station wagon, coupe, panelvan, one tonner and ute form. The latter is the equivalent body style to the El Camino, but the last one tonner Holden made was in 2006. To get a look at that, search for "VZ Holden ute" or VZ Holden one tonner."
@mrgalleria What I meant was, this is the nearest thing that Holden makes to an El Camino, I didn't mean they're identical. About all they have in common, is GM, optional V8 engines, a few parts, and what they were both designed for
@mrgalleria When America finally understands that something like a Ford F250 is expensive to run, and it's just unnecessary to have something that big to haul your tools around in, people would flock to the idea of something like Holden's one tonners. They stopped building them recently with the release of the VE Commodore, what the Pontiac G8 pickup would have been based on
It was a 186 on the clip, we got around to putting a 202 in it, not to bad with a webber and 28/68 cam, I wanted it to be a precision cam but Mac went with the cheep old crow. The Torry got the chevy donk................. -0\\\\\o
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@mrgalleria Nearest known equicalent would be the Chevrolet El Camino. Although this is unique to Australia, and exported to a handful of other countries. They have been seen in Greece, spain, South Africa, to name a few. This one is a cross of up to three different models; 1971-74 HQ, 1976-77 HX and the engine would be pre 1971 in the clip. They call them one tonners because that is their average load capacity
@mrgalleria There is a variation on these. They are based on a car known as the Kingswood. It came in sedan, station wagon, coupe, panelvan, one tonner and ute form. The latter is the equivalent body style to the El Camino, but the last one tonner Holden made was in 2006. To get a look at that, search for "VZ Holden ute" or VZ Holden one tonner."
@mrgalleria What I meant was, this is the nearest thing that Holden makes to an El Camino, I didn't mean they're identical. About all they have in common, is GM, optional V8 engines, a few parts, and what they were both designed for
@mrgalleria When America finally understands that something like a Ford F250 is expensive to run, and it's just unnecessary to have something that big to haul your tools around in, people would flock to the idea of something like Holden's one tonners. They stopped building them recently with the release of the VE Commodore, what the Pontiac G8 pickup would have been based on
It was a 186 on the clip, we got around to putting a 202 in it, not to bad with a webber and 28/68 cam, I wanted it to be a precision cam but Mac went with the cheep old crow. The Torry got the chevy donk................. -0\\\\\o
The torry is next