The Holden VL Commodore has fast become one of the most popular models produced in the Commodore series. To find one these days in an unmodified state like this example is almost unheard of, particularly being a factory V8 built car. The recently detailed Maranello Red paintwork looks great and presents extremely well. The car sits nicely on a set of 15 inch “Chaser” rims with brand new tyres. Inside, is the Sandalwood interior being in original condition and without any modifications. It is evident that this car has been well looked after and has a good life with only a mere 148,000 kilometres showing on the clock. The VL also still retains its original logbook too. A great entry level car and perfect for weekend cruising. Now available for inspection by appointment only at our Kogarah facility.
Now available for sale is this 1972 Holden HQ SS. Originally made by Holden to test the market prior to the release of the GTS Monaro sedans and one of only 2800 built. This SS is one of only approximately 382 known examples on the HQ SS Register making this car quite rare. It is also believed it is one of only 26 built series II in the Infra-Red colour in the Melbourne plant. During the current ownership, the car has received a closed door respray which presents nicely. Correct stripes and decals were replaced also. The original SS rims are intact and have also been restored as per factory and have new tyres recently fitted. In addition to this new bumper bars have also been fitted too. The trim in the car is all per factory and is in terrific condition. Seats and door trims have been replaced recently and a general tidy up to return the car to original. Mechanically the car is all standard and is currently running a non-original 253 engine, four speed and standard diff. The car has recently been serviced and the front brakes replaced at the same time. Overall, this car presents nicely and is ready for weekend cruising with nothing to do except jump in and enjoy and is now available for inspection by appointment in our Kogarah facility.
