Muscle Car Warehouse are proud to bring to the market this lovely L34 Holden LH Torana. Built in July of 1974 and finished in striking Chrome Yellow. The paintwork has been re done at some stage and still presents nicely with only minor signs of wear and tear. Sitting on the genuine style wheels which have been tastefully widened to give this hero Holden that little extra appeal. A set of genuine V5 three-piece Simmons are available with the car by negotiation. The interior is mostly original and still in good condition for its age with the only addition being two aftermarket gauges. Under the bonnet is a 308 “HZ” engine still featuring its original dizzy, twin coils, headers and with upgrades such as a Holley 650 double pumper carburettor and a solid lifter cam. Behind that is the original gearbox and diff. This L34 is believed to have had only four owners with the current owner since 2016. Includes original L34 supplement and Holden Historical Services paperwork. This beautiful L34 Torana is now available by appointment only or via video call at our Kogarah facility.
Named after the Monaro region in New South Wales (although pronounced differently), Holden's new coupé was introduced in July 1968 in a two-door pillarless hardtop design available in three models: base, GTS and GTS 327. The base Monaro had a standard 161 cubic inch six cylinder engine or the extra cost options of two versions of 186 cubic inch six cylinder engines. The Monaro GTS came standard with the more powerful 186'S' engine and both base model and GTS could be optioned with a 307 cubic inch Chevrolet sourced V8 engine. The exclusive Monaro 'GTS 327' model was powered by a 327 cubic inch Chevrolet V8 engine rated at 250 horsepower, available only with a 4-speed manual transmission. The HK Monaro GTS327 gave Holden its first victory in the 1968 Hardie-Ferodo 500 at the hands of Bruce McPhee and co-driver Barry Mulholland. Whilst Mulholland only drove one of the total 130 race laps, McPhee drove the remainder and also scored both pole position and fastest lap of the race.
Up for sale here is this genuine Holden HK Monaro GTS. Lovingly owned by the current owner since 1990 and restored in 2001. Restored with the intention of being used and enjoyed. The Ermine White paintwork still presents well with only very minor signs of wear and tear. Still sporting GTS wheel arch moulds, striping, and badging. The trim in this car is also still in beautiful condition and all done to original specs with the only modification being an aftermarket CD player that has been installed in the glovebox so that the original theme is kept within the interior. The car sits tastefully on American Racing wheels, again still in great condition. Under the bonnet is of course a healthy V8 Chev engine which runs perfectly. Backing that is a Saginaw four speed manual transmission and then finally a 10 bolt Salisbury diff. Since being restored this Monaro has been entered in many shows such as Summernats and the 2004 Monaro Nationals at Bathurst where it took out Top HK modified. It has always been garaged and only travelled 20,000 miles since the restoration was completed. For any further information do not hesitate to contact Muscle Car Warehouse.
The EH was released in August 1963 replacing the Holden EJ series and was the first Holden to incorporate the new "Red" engine, with a 7 main bearing crankshaft instead of the 4 main bearing crankshaft used in the "Grey" engine. A larger capacity 149 ci engine was first only sold attached to a three-speed manual gear box or the "Hydramatic" 4 stage automatic transmission with a (column shift).The Controlled Coupling Hydramatic used in the EH was actually a four stage although it effectively worked as a three speed unit except at full throttle. The 179 ci engine was initially only sold with the "Hydramatic". The first EH with a 179 ci engine and a manual gear box was called the "EH-S4", fitted with an up-graded manual gear box, with stronger gears than the 149ci gear box and an up-graded clutch. The threespeed manual (column shift) gear boxes had no synchromesh on first gear and only synchromesh on the second and third 'top gear’. A total of 256,959 EH Holdens were produced and sold from 1963 to 1965, when the EH was replaced by the Holden HD series.
Here we offer this absolutely stunning example of a 1964 EH Holden Premier. It is believed to have three careful owners, the first one right up until 1998. Since then the car had an external respray in its original Silver Mink colour along with the Fowlers Ivory roof complete with all factory body mouldings and badges. This car is as it left the factory in every other way accept for the addition of a radio although the original radio blank is included. Matching perfectly with the silver and white exterior is the beautiful all original red interior. The original 179 cubic inch motor runs beautifully and the original Hydramatic automatic gearbox shifts just like it should. Of a car of this age it runs like a dream. Also rare to find in a car of this vintage, is the original logbook, logbook folder, owners manual and Nasco accessories brochure. The car was originally sold by Rhodes Motor Co. in Melbourne. Original jack, tool kit and period style spare tyre still remain with the car. Whether you're a collector or someone who wants an immaculate cruiser this is a car that certainly needs considering. Contact Muscle Car Warehouse today to arrange a video inspection of this beautiful classic Holden.
Up for sale is this genuine LC GTR Torana with a powerful twist and some serious mods added as Holden anticipated back in the mid 70’s. Presented in stand out Hermit Green / Black Trim running a 305ci V8 Chev small block engine backed by a 2-speed auto powerglide transmission, heavy duty drive shaft and a custom fit 9 inch diff. This slick street machine is FULLY ENGINEERED with all relevant paperwork ,for the all custom work carried out. The motor and drive train has recently been upgraded by Gonzalez Racing. Fitted with a DART SHP small block, solid roller by comp cams , Carillo total seal Plasma Moley pistons. The sump is a custom Morosso with oil sight glass and mellings oil pump. The gearbox is a 2 speed Powerglide Dominello rated to handle (1000hp) with a Turbo 400 input shaft, trans-brake and trans-shield. 4500 stall converter, rear end consists of a Mark Williams diff full alloy pinion support with full spool 4.5:1 Rochmond gears, 35 spline axels with 5/8 wheel studs and nuts. Riding on gloss black custom Rocco wheels 195×15 on the front & 265×18 Radials on the rear. The battery has been relocated to the boot fully sealed and a fuel cell installed, also a 6 point roll cage has been fitted for extra safety. This little pocket rocket has previously cracked a 9.3 sec pass @ 143mph with 650hp at the flywheel now with it’s recent upgrade of the engine which has increased in power to 800hp is only for the serious street / strip enthusiast. For your chance to drive on street or at track, book an appointment with us to inspect.
