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I noticed that.Holden stole Chryslers model naming.... ie, VE and VF for starters....
Sorry, shouldn't have put that...Shall move on now
I noticed that.
When mentioning some of those models, l think mmm, Holden Chrysler. You have both.
I rang Smiths Holden Geelong today, for a vt v6 radiator cap. They actually had one, gpc brand. Which is oem? $19.00.It's time to talk old Holdens.
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Holden stole Chryslers model naming.... ie, VE and VF for starters....
Sorry, shouldn't have put that...Shall move on now
Yeah - not quite the same as an STI Redline is it?I think us old fellas who remember the Valiants (I still struggle to call them Chryslers) have wondered why Holden used their model letters, it not like they needed too.
Telling your mates, your misses has a VD Redline would have made for a lasting memory.
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These ads on train stations, (mumblety) years ago ...Yeah - not quite the same as an STI Redline is it?
(ask Mr Subaru)
I think us old fellas who remember the Valiants (I still struggle to call them Chryslers) have wondered why Holden used their model letters, it not like they needed too.
Telling your mates, your misses has a VD Redline would have made for a lasting memory.
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Although I appreciated the performance Valiants, they were heading in the P76 direction when I started in the trade with the Mitsubishi take over looming and Holden was the future and most popular enthusiast brand around our way.It's time to talk old Holdens.